Sentence examples for orders derived from from inspiring English sources

Relative differences of values of pKa for fluorescent materials within each sub-fraction were consistent with sequential orders derived from asynchronous maps.

Two clinicians successfully authored 57 unique calculated orders derived from a set of 11 calculations using the models within our authoring environment.

The governing equations of the model are the complete sets of moment equations of the first and second orders derived from the collisionless Boltzmann equations of the galaxies.

Nonetheless, in November 2007 Brown was accused by some senior military figures of not adhering to the 'military covenant', a convention within British politics ensuring adequate safeguards, rewards and compensation for military personnel who risk their lives in obedience to orders derived from the policy of the elected government.

The map orders derived from the RHA280 × RHA801 and NMS373 × Hopi populations were also independently assembled using MSTMap ver. 2007 (Wu et al. 2008) and Mapdisto ver. 1.7.5 (Lorieux et al. 2000) to validate the manual approach.

Grand Teton and Yellowstone, which now admit snowmobiles on specific unplowed roads, are not on the list for the new regulation because they are developing a separate plan under a court order derived from an environmental group's lawsuit.

The carbon products exhibited high surface areas (up to 3360 m2/g), high pore volumes (up to 1.71 cm3/g) and had zeolite-like structural ordering derived from the template.

He votes for the spirit — although he did not state his position in the first person until June of this year, when, in the course of a book review, he defined himself as a supporter of "Western liberal democracy, favouring an intellectual élite and a progressive middle class and based on a moral order derived from Christian absolutes".

This Enlightenment notion that there was, in fact, a "natural order" derived from the philosophers of ancient Greece, who had described the world as comprising a Great Chain of Being a view in which the world is seen as complete, orderly, and susceptible to systematic analysis.

The proposed structure model provides the insight into a unique X-ray diffraction pattern of ZTC: disordered building units comprised of curved and non-stacked graphene fragments are connected along the ordered zeolite nanochannels, forming a long-range structure order derived from zeolite (111) and (220) planes.

This result coincides with the diversity order derived from OP analysis in [11, 12].