Sentence examples for other derivations from inspiring English sources
Elmo is an Italian corruption (through Sant' Ermo) of St. Erasmus; other derivations include Ramus, Eramus, Ermus, Ermo, and Telmo.
Although The Godfather has filtered into the culture mostly through the movie trilogy and other derivations, the novel remains the driving force behind the mobster culture industry.
Other derivations of general elastic properties such as Young's, bulk and shear moduli as well as Poisson's ratio of polycrystal materials, Pugh ratio, Cauchy pressure, elastic anisotropy and elastic stability criterion, are also implemented in this code.
Overall, this analysis reveals the validity of the above assumption even for systems that exhibit highly nonlinear adsorption isotherms; hence, it should be useful as a major simplification in other derivations dealing with nonlinear adsorption and diffusion.
MetLife Stadium, home of the Jets and the Giants in East Rutherford, is about 10 miles from where an immigrant, Andries Tebow (spelled variously as Thybaut, Tibout, TeBow and other derivations), settled down after landing from Europe in the late 1600s.
This argument has an ancient pedigree (depending on how one interprets Plato [Crito]), and boasts certain theoretical advantages over other derivations of political obligation.
Other novel derivations include the transition rates between adjacent mesoscopic subvolumes of different sizes.
What kinds of links other than derivations are possible between the level of mental representation and the level of speech sounds?
For Just Like Us, Ahmed assembled a crew of Arab-American comedians (as well as a few of other ethnic derivations) and took them on comedy tour of the Middle East, filming all the while.
This technique has been used to estimate the mass of Cygnus X-1, providing a cross-check with other mass derivations.
Dictionaries also often provide spellings in other English derivations (US English, British English, Australian English, etc).. Alternately, you could use an online dictionary.
