Sentence examples for own derivation from inspiring English sources

As John Updike noted in a 1981 review, "Mr. Trevor knows, and dramatizes, two principal truths about low life: it never utterly lies down, but persists in asserting claims and values of its own derivation; and it cannot be fenced off and disowned by the fortunate".

For example, in The Concept of Mass, Jammer says: "It is a curious incident in the history of scientific thought that Einstein's own derivation of the formula E = mc2, as published in his article in Annalen der Physik, was basically fallacious...   the result of a petitio principii, the conclusion begging the question" (Jammer, 1961, p. 177).

Here we address prediction 2 by inserting the values, r = 1/2 and 3/4 for full and half sib families, respectively, into Frank's prediction and comparing it to our own derivation of z0*.

In a quite un-American way, Polke's style concerned itself not just with the here and now but with historical precedent, with its own derivations and borrowings.

Many of her earliest stories are set in a fictional middle European country she called Orsinia, like her own name a derivation of the Latin for bear.

In Einstein's own purely dynamical derivation (1935), more than half of the paper is devoted to finding the mathematical expressions that define prel and Trel.

With a clear understanding of what Frege accomplished, one will be better prepared to understand Frege's own notation and derivations, as one reads Frege's original work (whether in German or in translation).

Although Leibniz's contribution to the kinematics of motion and impact was thus not revolutionary, he nonetheless had the good sense to champion the best accounts going, and made them his own through his elegant derivations and by relating them to the broader themes of his dynamics and metaphysics.

It isn't science fiction – indeed its procedures are the very reverse of generic, for there is no analogy at work in the text, which instead labours to produce its iterative naturalism as a kind of sub-set or derivation of our own.

A formal derivation on its own is a syntactic object but not a proof.

So, in his type theory, Russell blocked the kind of derivation of his own paradox to which Frege's class theory fell victim.