Sentence examples for of a derived from inspiring English sources

Therefore, when there are compromised auxiliary nodes and compromised ordinary nodes, the probability of a derived key being compromised is.

Open image in new window Plate 2 SEM images of a derived silica and b thiol-functionalized silica.

The sufficient and necessary condition for the extreme points of a derived convex function is that it must be the stagnation point.

This paper concerns a formula which relates the Lefschetz number for a map to the fixed point index summed with the fixed point index of a derived map on part of the boundary of.

One advantage of this method is that the distributions of model parameters and hyperparameters (e.g., relative weight of smoothing constraint) produced by the fully Bayesian source inversion are useful in evaluating the uniqueness and reliability of a derived model.

The timestamp of a derived object is the instant when the transaction is finished, and the validity interval is the intersection of all validity intervals of image objects in the group.

The unit of force is a derived unit.

And it does again in a Vik Muniz photograph of a drawing derived from a photograph of a Judd piece installed at the Whitney Museum.

In 1943, Bacon painted "Figure Getting Out of a Car," derived from a photograph of Hitler.

Within hours of reading the essay, I received a high-dose of a toxin derived from mustard gas designed to obliterate cancerous cells (as well as healthy cells).

More ungainly still is the Boxfish concept, recently shown at the Museum of Modern Art, another vision of a car derived from nature.