Sentence examples for method deriving from from inspiring English sources
A newly fabricated nitrogen-doped graphene (NGE) supported hemin composite was prepared with facile one-pot method deriving from graphene oxide.
Comparison between the fractional complex transform method, derived from modified R-L derivatives, and fractional complex transform via local fractional derivatives is investigated.
"A Dangerous Method" derives from Christopher Hampton's successful stage play "The Talking Cure".
Their voices, which Porterfield expertly elicits with a method derived from documentary filmmaking, bear the scars of experience, the remains of desire, the steadfast will to endure.
"On the one hand there's the Method, derived from Stanislavsky, where as an actor I live through the character and the character lives through me.
His method, derived from techniques pioneered in Europe, involves having a nurse-anesthesiologist put a patient to sleep for four or more hours and inject naloxone and naltrexone, which block the effect of opiates, putting the patient into withdrawal while unconscious.
Meanwhile, the rest of the U.S. follows the "equitable distribution" method derived from English common law.
The RESTful method is a transmission method derived from the REST method's typical IoT state.
The BDDC method derives from the Neumann-Neumann domain decomposition method (see [8]).
Method V in Table 5 is a new design method derived from Equation 29.
Artificial Immune System (AIS) optimization is an emerging heuristic method derived from the human immune system.
