Sentence examples for was actually derived from inspiring English sources

Some linguists, he wrote, theorized (incorrectly) that "Vilenkin" was actually derived from the name V.I.

In 2010, scientists proposed that a species of fruit bat was actually derived from hybridization between two other bat species.

It was actually derived from following up a random and representative sample of 12-year-old children who participated in the Hong Kong Oral Health Survey conducted by the government in 2001.

For example, you may point out that the Biblical account of Noah's flood was actually derived from the story of Gilgamesh, or that the story of Jesus Christ is a point-by-point parallel to numerous others that came before.

Indeed, the posterior lobe of the hypophysis is actually derived from the floor of the diencephalon.

Some introduce new forms (but are actually derived from his early collages).

Much of Stravinsky's harmonic style, however, is actually derived from much simpler elements than Debussy's.

They showed that oncogenes are actually derived from normal genes (proto-oncogenes) present in the body cells of their host.

Raspe had known the baron in Göttingen, but few of the tales were actually derived from him.

"It wasn't just that these characters were less well thought-out than their male counterparts; they were actually derived from their popular holdings".

Though its hearty diesel rumble makes it feel very much like a Teutonic heavyweight – a four-wheeled Max Schmeling – the Citan is actually derived from the Renault van.