Sentence examples for the third derived from inspiring English sources

A natural third is slightly lower than the third derived by Pythagorean tuning, which is disagreeable to Western ears.

Finally, thioacidolysis released three different units derived from the incorporation of ferulic acid (FA) that is also a known minor constituent of lignin [ 43], two of which were linked via conventional β O 4-structures (the β O 4-structures–O–4-FA-II unithe and the third derived from the bis-β O 4-FA-Iling of FA (the bis-β O 4-FA-Init) that results in a truncated side chain [ 43].

And the second, derived from the first, is that as a nation, we can't wait until 2008.

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.

However, for reasons of brevity and clarity, we elected to consider only the first derived variable in each case in describing the proposed methodology.

However, in Nashville because SO2 is essentially unrelated to the other pollutants, it is given a relatively small weight in both the first derived SPCA and PCA variables.

The second derives its ideas from deliberative democracy and ideas of public accountability.

The first derives its ideas from participatory democracy which requires the involvement of the public in priority setting [ 13- 17].