Sentence examples for property derived from from inspiring English sources

A widow who holds a title or property derived from her deceased husband.

In addition to the criminal penalties, there are forfeiture provisions requiring the violators to forfeit any business or property derived from their illegal offenses.

Experimental results showed that the composite possessed an adhesive property derived from the gel of OSA and GT, which implied that the composite could bond directly to the fracture surface of bones in surgery.

By virtue of the adaptation high-gain equivalence property derived from the proposed adaptive method, the closed-loop adaptive system with a low adaptation gain could recover the high adaptation gain performance of the filter-based I&I method, and the resulting control torque demands during the initial transient has been significantly reduced.

Thus, it was concluded that the total electrophilic/electrophobic property derived from those of the support and additive controls the oxidation state of platinum, which intensively affects the catalytic activity; i.e. higher electrophilic property provides less oxidised platinum, resulting in high catalytic activity.

Figure 9 displays a representative view of the geocellular grid with discretized geomechanical property derived from the integration of result of basin and geocellular modeling.

This property derives from the same enhancement effect discussed above.

Relationship between plant hydraulic and biochemical properties derived from a steady-state coupled water and carbon transport model.

Petrophysical properties derived from core data and logging from 21 representative wells were analyzed.

L2 - Level 2 products contain merged, filtered data from all the observation intervals for an OBSID, and source properties derived from this merged data.

Congratulations to Ryan, Chiba and Sam on the publication of "Human intestinal tissue with adult stem cell properties derived from pluripotent stem cells" in Stem Cell Reports!