Sentence examples for state derived from from inspiring English sources

"Aside from the authority of the State, derived from the common ownership of game and the trust for the benefit of its people which the State exercises in relation thereto, there is another view of the power of the State in regard to the property in game, which is equally conclusive.

The medium, a twenty-year-old girl, failed to impress Freud and Jung, who concluded, after a short interview, that her trancelike state derived from thwarted sexual desire.

Here we present a universal detonation product equation of state derived from several newly discovered empirical correlations in prior condensed-phase detonation product measurements.

The volume broadens the understanding of the Nordic model of a democratic developmental state and shows how it represents an additional, and perhaps contending understanding of the developmental state derived from the East Asian experience.

The Alaska National Land Cover Database NLC D) 2001 was the first 30-m resolution baseline land cover product of the entire state derived from circa 2001 Landsat imagery and geospatial ancillary data.

Go off-season and you might find the island largely deserted, save for a few fishermen and the odd couple looking as happily fuddled as you'll feel – a state derived from snorkelling with turtles (Meno has them in spades), morning yoga and lounging for hours in bamboo pavilions.

The name of the state derives from its large number of lakes (lagôas).

The model was verified against equilibrium states derived from the classical phase diagram and from interface energy considerations.

The pair of bands at higher energy can be attributed to Rashba-split states derived from the bulk conduction band, but the band at lower energy is topological in origin since it connects bulk valence and conduction bands.

Phonon density of states derived from first-principles calculations predicts CAl Raman active modes whilst density functional theory indicates covalent bonding between carbon and Al.

In addition to the above the heat capacity is calculated as a function of temperature via density-of-states derived from dispersion curves.