Sentence examples for the first derives from inspiring English sources

The first derives from F Scott Fitzgerald: "The very rich… are different from you and me".

The first derives from a phrase tossed off in passing by Luana Iorio, who oversees G.E.'s research on three-dimensional printing: "Complexity is free," she told me.

The first derives from my work as an archival historian of Mediterranean Europe in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, where my work has been based on the mass of archival documentation from the period.

The first derives from what was once a basic New Labour insight: that, beneath the current bitterness, Britain is a more aspirational, capitalist country than old Labour gave it credit for.

The first derives from long-range diffusion mediated by shear-induced vacancies, while the second is due to local rearrangements of atoms induced by the forced mixing of atoms.

The first derives from experiments with optical rearrangement devices (ORDs), discussed in Section 2.2 above.

There are a number of reasons, the first deriving from the peculiar way Fleming joined the troubled productions of The Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind as MGM's trusted troubleshooter.

There are two field models, the first derived from the Comprehensive Inversion chain (MIO_SHAi2C) and the second from the Dedicated Ionospheric field chain (MIO_SHAi2D).

The subspecies D. d. sylvatica appeared as the first derived form of the lineage with its two morphotypes aggregated in basal position.

Ontogenetic data are available for basal eurypterids [ 23– 26]; Pentecopterus is the first derived taxon to provide evidence of development.

Comparison of the two groups, the first derived from 45,X and 46,XY (one active X) and the second included the clones derived from 46,XX and 47,XXY (containing active and inactive X), at each of the six loci was performed.