Sentence examples for these derive from inspiring English sources

These derive from the Old French tigre, itself a derivative of the Latin word tigris and the Greek word tigris.

These derive mostly from prior relationships and skewed perceptions.

But these derive some of their information from public records, including tax appraisals, and are thus subject to error.

Many of these derive from Castro's almost total dependence on the Soviet Union, which he does not relish but for which he has no immediate substitute.

Rome today consists of a robust index of complex forms, objects, spaces, and definitions; these derive from the influences of the Imperial, Medieval, Renaissance/Baroque, and Fascist eras.

What's more, the ultimate beneficiaries of this proposed largess needn't care about -- indeed, wouldn't know about -- the donor's motives, whether these derive from saintliness, shame or an eagerness to catch the eye of that dreamy Dave Matthews.

Organisms that are united by one or more synapomorphies share a common ancestor which possessed these derived traits.

Perhaps the most startling of these derives from the juxtaposition of the stadium's classically symmetrical shell and the whirling asymmetry of the new building within it.

Correlational analyses provided preliminary evidence for the validity of these derived factors.

In Section 3, as an application of these derived results, the distributions for eigenvalues are obtained.

These derived components are linear function of the original data set.