Sentence examples for text we derive from inspiring English sources

Different video standards use different quantization step size matrices and, in the following text, we derive the frame complexity functions for H.264/AVC and MPEG-2.

Using these data (SOM Text 7), we derive a maximum likelihood estimate of contamination of 0.7% with an upper 95% bound of 0.8%.

In Text S1 Section B we derive the hazard function and show that it can be written in terms of certain combinations of the biological parameters given in Table 1.

(One of the many, many everyday expressions that we derive from the text is the phrasing "the powers that be," which -- please do not forget -- are said by Paul in his Epistle to the Romans to be "ordained of God").

We derived a mapping from text to upper-level ontological categories from OBO following an approach we previously introduced for anatomical term classification (Pyysalo et al., 2011).

Again, the most famous text to derive from the Arabic Proclus is a pseudo-Aristotelian work: the Book on the Pure Good, known in Latin as the Book of Causes (Liber de Causis).

This tendency to abridge text from either publisher's majors text to derive the GE text extends to majors text figures that appear in simplified format in derived GE texts by the same author(s) and publisher (Table 3).

If visual processing speed for letters is very low, one needs to fixate longer at each segment of text to derive the same information as a normal reader.

Moreover, he forbids the creation of any of the by-products — photographs, videos, catalogues, wall text — that normally derive from a work.

Although the earliest Welsh law manuscripts belong to the first half of the 13th century, some of the texts probably derive from 12th-century and earlier exemplars.

The next few paragraphs (we were able to read the text) is derived from Independent and swing voter focus groups…Starting now.