Sentence examples for was was derived from inspiring English sources

Buber's political ideal, "a-cephalic" and utopian as it was, was derived from his reconstruction of the ancient Israelite polity as reflected in the Book of Judges.

2. Each level of being is derived from its superior, a derivation that is not a process in time or space.

"A natural flavour," says Terry Acree, a professor of food science technology at Cornell University, "is a flavour that's been derived with an out-of-date technology".

And he points out that a lot of income is being derived from these products with no planned compensation for any of the authors.

"By its own logic," says Charo, Lamberth's ban on funding "should only apply to... cell lines that are being derived now".

Mathematical models for boost and buck modes are being derived and the Simulink model is constructed in order to simulate the system of both step designs.

The single role-describing elements are defined and based on these, modules for the development of collaborative roles is being derived.

Both methods differ in the way T is are derived.

Baseline data for projects had been collected and data for research-specific questions were being derived.

This suggests that the cdk-like unknown variants are being derived from the 5A cdk-like genes (unpublished).

For genetic data banks, participants may wish only to be contacted if there are clinically relevant findings, or if potential commercial applications are being derived.