Sentence examples for than derived from inspiring English sources

It differed from abstraction in that it was totally invented rather than derived from real-world sources.

As Rees relates, there are a whole clutch of other numbers of cosmic significance that are measured rather than derived from some theory.

Speaking at the end of his weekly general audience, Pope Benedict XVI endorsed research using so-called adult stem cells, which are isolated from tissue samples taken from adults rather than derived from human embryos, a technique the Vatican still condemns.

Allowing for tilt would give a slightly larger current than derived here.

Unlike Penrose's argument, Landauer's principle seems to be assumed, rather than derived.

For, the maximum allowable upper bound of the delay is which is larger than derived in Jiang and Han in [17].

He imposes personality upon paper rather than deriving, as novelists more customarily do, a paper work from personal sources.

Folk Traditions Connecticut houses built before the American Revolution fall into the vernacular or folk category, rather than deriving from academic architecture.

In other words, we postulate that certain symmetries are physically significant, rather than deriving them from prior dynamical equations.

Such DNA identification, however, is considered far more reliable than deriving a person's ancestry or ethnicity.

Second, smart institutions are forward-looking in their operation rather than deriving from their past functions and purpose in contrast to most generic institutions.