Sentence examples for result derives from inspiring English sources

Taking into account that the derivate of the SigShrink function is (9). the result derives from (1), (8), and (9).

Such result derives from the peculiar porous structure of the nanosheets film (pore diameter < 1 nm), as well as by the graphite coating that works as a dimensional buffer and preserves its morphology during cycling.

This remarkable result derives from two preliminary theorems: (a) the areas of all triangles on the same base, whose third vertex lies anywhere on an indefinitely extended line parallel to the base, are equal; and (b) the area of a triangle is half that of any parallelogram (including any rectangle) with the same base and height.

Mark Cutifani, chief executive, said: "This strong financial result derives from our continued productivity improvements in the underlying operations and better than expected prices for many of our products.

This result derives from the fact that those for whom informal income is an important part of their pre-SS lifetime labor earnings are mostly low-wage earners, so the inclusion of this type of income increases the participation of the low end of the income distribution.

Importantly, the present result derives from participants' subjective classification of stimuli, not from objective stimulus types.

We begin our derivation using a result derived by Zhou et al. [ 10].

From this result, derive an improved estimate of the present-day emission of methane.

Either way, then, this does look like an important result, derived ultimately from an unexpected observation.

Theoretic analysis shows that our result includes a previous result derived in the literature.

Stress is the external pressure or result derived from the effect of an internal strain.