Sentence examples for streams derived from from inspiring English sources

Finally we use our measure for estimating the planimetric discrepancy between the same streams derived from different DEMs (different sources and precisions).

These third parties should even be able to publish their own value-added streams derived from other streams and static data.

Scenario 2 is an extension of Scenario 1 that also considers Chlorella sp. cultivation using CO2-rich streams derived from fermentation and cogeneration systems.

Glucose or xylose were used as carbon sources, since these are likely to be present in various residue streams derived from lignocellulosic biomass.

Current commercial bio-production of SA is based largely on pure sugar feed streams derived from starch-based raw materials such as corn and sorghum, resulting in a dependence on a feedstock that potentially competes with food resources with the one exception being the possible use of glycerol as a carbon source.

There is a recurring revenue stream derived from an annual service agreement.

Since fruitlets are actively growing organs and auxins install apical dominance by directing the cytokinin stream derived from the root, some elements involved in cytokinin signal transduction were also isolated.

Our analysis indicates that most of the size variation in our study stream derives from early (age-0, autumn) size differences that are only moderately influenced by subsequent size-dependent processes.

Our definitions for strength of evidence and the process for integration of the evidence streams were derived from current practices in use by IARC (2006) and the U.S. EPA (1991, 1996).

This new LB144 lab stream, which we named the "Comparative Biology" stream, was derived from what had been the Developmental Biology stream.

However, our sites did differ in terms of stream slope (derived from section gradient data and logged for normality), average stream width, and a binary indicator of 'presence or absence' of large-woody-debris (LWD).