Sentence examples for soon derive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vestberg said Ericsson may soon derive most of its sales from managing the telephone networks of mobile operators versus the sale of network equipment.

To tackle this problem, the potential superiority of streaming processing theory and technology [97] have been found out compared with batch-processing paradigm, as they aim to analyze data as soon as possible to derive its results.

The artist did it with evident relish, and soon introduced features derived from antiquity into his compositions, like the fountain.

For a mud-invaded interval, the sigma log would only derive valid saturation soon after the mud dissipates which might take years (Khan et al. 2016).

Soon, a bootleg version of fentanyl believed to derive from China, many times stronger than heroin, was on the streets.

SUVs were used to derive SUV ratios (SUVRs) referenced to the cerebellar cortex soon after the ratio of binding in neocortex to that in the cerebellar cortex reached an apparent steady state.

Mr. Antonson is confident financing can be secured soon because tax revenues derived will, he estimates, pay back investments in 10.7 years.

The phenol was considered to be rapidly produced as soon as it was derived from the 2-CP dechlorination.

Proteins purposefully modified to increase their clinical potential soon followed with enhancements derived from protein or glycoengineering, Fc fusion or conjugation to polyethylene glycol.

Only during the very early passages the primary amniocytes depend on fetal serum but are soon transferred to chemically derived serum-free medium.

Administrators are appointed by the Probate Division, but executors derive their powers directly from the will, so that they can act as soon as it is admitted to probate.