Sentence examples for most derived from inspiring English sources
Most derived from an early manuscript that pre-dated A Time of Gifts by a decade, entitled A Youthful Journey, or Parallax, which had started out as a commission from an American travel magazine on the joys of walking.
"Tying the Knot," directed by Jim de Sève, is firmly on the side of legalizing same-sex marriage, but it allows opponents like President Bush, Bob Barr (a former Republican congressman from Georgia and the sponsor of the Defense of Marriage Act) and many others a platform to voice objections, most derived from the Bible.
An accountant who worked for the AUC told Human Rights Watch that the group had an annual budget of $8m in Putumayo, most derived from taxing the cocaine business.
Plesiosaurs are the most derived clade (natural group) of eosauropterygians (Fig. 3).
P. boisei is in many respects the most derived of the australopiths.
However, it has been suggested that most derived words would not show these effects if family size (a type frequency count claimed to reflect semantic relationships between whole forms) were controlled.
Flynn described Apeomyoides as the most derived apeomyine.
Within Limnarchia are the superfamily Archegosauroidea and the most derived temnospondyls, the stereospondyls.
Under this interpretation, the winghead shark is the most derived hammerhead as it has the most extreme cephalofoil morphology.
The study included an almost complete cladogram of hadrosauroid relationships, including Corythosaurus as the most derived lambeosaurine, as sister taxon to Hypacrosaurus.
