Sentence examples for the concept was derived from inspiring English sources
The concept was derived from a trip the ensemble took to Tibet, where Ms. Dworin suffered a severe attack of Ménière's after a 34-hour trip and was confined to bed in a Tibetan convent for three weeks.
The concept was derived analytically, refined with the OPERA 2D software and tested with the ray-tracing module of OPERA 3D.
The concept was derived from earlier studies in our laboratory on inorganic pyrophosphate [ 3], in which it was found that plasma and urine contained compounds inhibiting calcium phosphate precipitation in vitro and it was found that part of this activity was due to inorganic pyrophosphate, a substance that had not been described previously in these fluids.
The concept is derived from the observation that activities based on specific interactions (as in receptor binding) do not change linearly with linear changes in properties.
The concept is derived through conceptual analysis and is based on related concepts used in social sciences, the military domain and Systems Engineering.
Epoxides, derived from the cytochrome P450s, offer that potential and the concept is derived from extensive metabolic knowledge of PAHs and other compounds.
The concept is derived from industries and organizations such as aerospace (NASA), nuclear power, aviation, and the military (naval aircraft carriers and nuclear submarines) that are known for their ability to reliably deal with risky processes [ 3].
The construction of the concepts was derived from the in-depth analysis and constant comparison of parts within the perspective of an emerging wholeness.
The protein protein potential concept was derived from the analysis of 3D structures in which the relative position of AAs were determined.
The TC-PCT concept was derived from this pulsed PT radar.
It is worth pointing out that Brentano, in his On What is Continuous of 1914, had drawn the similar conclusion that the continuum concept is derived from primitive sensible intuition and indeed that "all our sensible intuitions present us with that which is continuous".
