Sentence examples for sources deriving from inspiring English sources

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.

Moreover, the source of his generally positive view of Palestinian Christians' lot in the later 11th century is unclear, as there were very few contemporary Christian sources from Palestine writing in this period, and surviving Christian sources deriving directly from Seljuq Palestine are virtually non-existent.

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

This includes various ASCII format that make it easy to input data from catalogs of sources derived from different wavelengths.

In those circumstances, Blair goes to mass and takes communion - and, according to our Catholic sources, derives great spiritual comfort from it.

In decorative detail the builder has turned to classical sources, derived from the pattern books of architects such as Minard Lafever or Asher Benjamin.

All the computer generated sound sources derive from the sounds of the percussion instruments used in this piece, and similarly, the percussion often imitates the sound of the computer-generated sound of the cd and the dancer --P.

The sources, derived for linear models, can also generate high waves in nonlinear equations provided an adjustment zone in which the nonlinearity grows gradually is used.

Capture zone analysis combined with a subjective susceptibility index is currently used in Hawaii to assess vulnerability to contamination of drinking water sources derived from groundwater.

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.

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.