Sentence examples for potential derivations from inspiring English sources

Peter Wright, a film historian and lecturer at the University of Liverpool, interprets both the "atmospheric" scenes set in the underground tomb network, and the mess hall sequence preceding Rick's madness, as potential derivations from Ridley Scott's film: while the first recalls the setting of the remote planetoid, LV-426, the second resonates with the "chestburster" horror scene.

(Int1) "The problem with some EBM guidelines is that they are directed to the "simple patient"…after you get to a certain complexity you have so many different potential derivations that it's impossible".

"The problem with some EBM guidelines is that they are directed to the "simple patient"…after you get to a certain complexity you have so many different potential derivations that it's impossible".

These reprogrammed cells share many features with hESCs in terms of morphology, gene expression and differentiation potential, and open a new avenue for the potential derivation of autologous cells for regenerative medicine and drug screening.

The strong expression of Gfap and Olig2, mostly in different cells but also infrequently in the same cells, as well as the SVZ/subependymal location of the abnormally accumulating cells in PDGF-AL transgenic mice speaks in favor of their potential derivation from neuroepithelial stem cells.

The WHO has commissioned WCA Environment Ltd. to "perform a preliminary assessment of the gaps in the evidence base to support the potential derivation or update of guidelines for 29 substances", including uranium [ 3].

We showcase the application of the computational tool to several chemical-relevant problems: force-field parameterization, with emphasis on nonbonded energy terms or intermolecular potentials, derivation of SRP for semiempirical Hamiltonians, and fittings of generic analytical functions.

There are three possible derivations of note.

Lemma 3 implies that we can efficiently enumerate the top- k cost classes for a vertex x by maintaining a priority queue of the potential best derivations that allows us to walk from the optimal class with to higher cost classes.

This potential for complex derivations also means that Greenlandic vocabulary is built on very few roots which combined with affixes come to form large word families.

Hence, both surface potential and capacitance derivation (∂ 2 C/∂z 2) will contribute to the phase shift of electrostatic force.