Sentence examples for was originally derived from inspiring English sources
adverb
As it was in the beginning.
- Originally, this paper was white, but over the years it has yellowed with age.
The "developmental origins of adult disease" hypothesis was originally derived from evidence linking low birth weight to cardiovascular diseases including stroke.
It was originally derived from studies of a forty-year-old, hundred-and-fifty-four-pound man.
Shakuhachi, a Japanese end-blown bamboo flute that was originally derived from the Chinese xiao in the 8th century.
This superb example of an Italian Renaissance letterform was originally derived from "De Aetna," a book by Pietro Bembo about his visit to Mount Etna, made in 1495 by the Venetian printer Aldus Manutius.
The drainage map was originally derived from SOI toposheets and later updated with satellite data.
Interestingly, HDFS was originally derived from Google Files System (GFS) paper [29].
The equation was originally derived from 1D indoor frost heave experiments.
The equation of statistical energy analysis was originally derived on the basis of modal concepts.
The research idea was originally derived from information requests from different actors since previous estimates were neither accessible nor dependable.
WebKit was originally derived by Apple from the Konqueror browser's KHTML software library for use as the engine of Safari 1.0.
The model was originally derived for single-channel estuaries by considering the cross-sectional profile only at tidally averaged condition.
