Sentence examples for same derivation from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we follow the same derivation for the discrete multi-symplectic form formulas to derive our discrete variational integrators.

In this light, it is particularly important to determine if specific cell types derived from iPS and human ES (hES) cells, using the same derivation strategies, will generate cells with similar functional features.

Cavalier, (from Late Latin caballarius, "horseman"), originally a rider or cavalryman; the term had the same derivation as the French chevalier.

The lamed form, which has the same derivation as the Western L, resembles the latter and can be picked out in early Aramaic pen hands by its characteristic long ascender.

The so-called Meridian Hall, created to verify the accuracy of the calendar Pope Gregory XIII promulgated in 1582, is in the Vatican Secret Archives, which hold some 10m documents stored by the papacy over the past 1,200 years.The name is a misleading anachronism that dates from when secret meant private ("secretary" has the same derivation).

Using the same derivation leading to (29), we get.

The same derivations apply to a double applicative as well.

The exchangeability of signal and non-signal implies that mutatis mutandis exactly the same derivations apply to tests of neglected serial correlation in (u_{t}).

While a score test is standard in the first scenario, deriving the noncentrality parameter for such a test gives the same result (derivation not shown), and the two tests are nonetheless asymptotically equivalent [Cox and Hinkley, 1974].

There are two ways of accommodating these higher-order arguments by means of argument raising: depending on whether one raises first the object argument and then the subject, or vice versa, one obtains two readings for one and the same syntactic derivation: a reading corresponding to the surface order, with ∀ taking scope over ∃, and a reading with the inverted scope order.

This surname has the same occupational derivation as Spencer but, like the surnames Stewart and Stuart, has a different etymology.