Sentence examples for sources derived from from inspiring English sources

But exactly how to pare down the use of fossil fuels and switch to energy sources derived from plant material?

The formula first appears in gaonic sources (derived from the Babylonian Talmudic academies, 6th 11th centuries) but may be older; the haunting melody that accompanies it is of medieval origin.

Three sources derived from agro-industrial activity were used: rice husk, coffee husk and sugarcane bagasse.

A very efficient approach to studying these currents is to analyze the difference between observations and predictions of effects from non-ionospheric sources derived from geomagnetic field modeling.

Contrarily, CO parent body was exposed to a prolonged heating during or post accretion with heat sources derived from in situ decay of radionuclides and hydration reactions.

The TCA cycle serves as a convergence point in the cellular respiration machinery, which integrates multiple fuel sources derived from the diet including glucose, glutamine, and fatty acids.

The author is the granddaughter of Vita Sackville-West, an aristocrat brought up in one of the grandest houses in England, and many of her sources derive from that world.

His main achievement was that he reduced to an orderly narrative the complex events of the past, recorded in often contradictory sources deriving from the many independent states, each of which employed its own chronology.

(Source: derived from IRS P6 LISS III-2010).

The customized cycle is demonstrated on a heat source derived from a Fischer Tropsch reactor and its associated processes.

The solid line is the light curve of the source, derived from the streak line of the observation.