Sentence examples for to derive about from inspiring English sources

The business, in which founder Elliott still owns 10%, claims a global reach of 116 million monthly users across print and digital platforms, has re-engineered its model to derive about 50% of its £70m in annual revenues from digital sources including e-commerce and advertising.

The Toronto-based bank, which operates more than 1,250 branches in the U.S., expects to derive about $100 million in adjusted earnings from the acquisition by 2012, its first full year of operations.

There are also item discrimination (the degree to which each item distinguishes person abilities), item information (an item is so specifically designed that it would be appropriate for information we want to derive about one's ability based on that item), and test information (the sum of item information or how the test discriminates ability levels).

Although PES schemes in Lam Dong and Son La have been able to derive about US $60 million per year from private sector fees, there is no clear evidence that the government's budget burden will ultimately be lowered.

If successful for cystic fibrosis, the same general strategy of yeast phenomic modeling should be applicable to derive understanding about disease complexity involving any conserved cellular pathway.

Japan derives about 24% of its power from nuclear energy.

This reflects the theological spirit of Malebranche's philosophy generally, but it is also a common strategy of the modern rationalists (most notably, Descartes, Spinoza, Malebranche, and Leibniz) to derive conclusions about finite beings from considerations about infinite being.

Even philosophers sympathetic to ethical naturalism (the view that moral facts are themselves natural facts of some sort) have typically been wary of attempts to derive conclusions about morality in the normative sense from facts about evolutionary history.

Information about eigensystems at a given scale is used to derive information about eigensystems at larger scales.

Dolphins and porpoises were found to have the ability to derive information about their environment by listening to echoes of sounds that they have produced (echolocation).

Although it is reaching abroad because it has little prospect to expand its already extensive retail network inside Russia, Sberbank's strategy calls for it to derive only about 5 percent of profits from foreign holdings.