Sentence examples for since deriving from inspiring English sources

Moreover, since deriving this contradiction does not rely on the supposition that some proposition is neither true nor false, appealing to a weak notion of truth will not help with this problem.

However, since deriving the algebraic system containing the Fourier coefficients can be a highly cumbersome procedure, the classical HBM is often limited to polynomial (quadratic and cubic) nonlinearities and/or a few harmonics.

Conversely, the global average of the ds/dn values found for the eight CD94L molecules was 3.02, suggesting negative selective pressure, or, in other words, that PBR residues have been actively conserved in CD94L molecules since deriving from a common ancestor.

Darwin gathered much evidence in its support, but evidence has accumulated continuously ever since, derived from all biological disciplines.

Basic design rules and computational tools have since been derived so that such circuits can be scaled in order to implement complex computations.

There is even something overly neat about using Britain's 1979 "winter of discontent" as a starting point, since, although deriving from Richard III, it was simply a handy catchphrase deployed by the right-wing press.

The Landmark Trust has managed the island since then, deriving its income from arranging day trips, letting out holiday cottages and from donations.

Since they are deriving a much greater proportion of their income from their students, they will become more responsive to them.

— and much of what I have written since derives from this engraving, even in my method of procedure: in adhering to an exact historical perspective, in patiently engraving and linking together apparently disparate things in the manner of a still-life.

Since it derives from the body, it should emphasize bone and sinew over skin.

In the century since he derived them, they have been precisely confirmed by experiment after experiment.