Sentence examples for that deriving from inspiring English sources

With this objective, we apply for the first time recent methodological developments that, deriving from the probability of connectivity index, allow evaluating the role of both individual protected areas and links in the intermediate landscape matrix as providers of connectivity between the rest of the sites in the network.

In other words, knowing what you have and what it's doing, and from that deriving patterns of control.

But he said that deriving cancer rates was a highly uncertain process at best.

This is acting of the highest order in a play that, deriving from the Royal Court in 1973, struggles to achieve the global significance to which it aspires.

Evolutionary ethicists, however, were generally unmoved by this criticism, for they simply disagreed that deriving moral from nonmoral properties is always fallacious.

It has been increasingly recognized that deriving syntax sensitive inconsistency measures for a belief base from its minimal inconsistent subsets is a natural way forward.

Every month or so she prepares a meal that derives from the night's text.

Naturally the poems he likes best are those that derive from immediate inspiration: "Something breathes -- exhalation".

But his book nonetheless has an elusive personal quality that derives from his aesthetic choices.

Technically, it is described as a myco-heterotroph, a plant that derives its nutrients from fungi.

The human actors speak a language that derives almost entirely from media cliches.