“derived from”造句，怎麼用derived from造句

Heparin is derived from pig intestines.

The remainder of the schedule is derived from the MPS.

These are derived from wild yams and soybeans.

The theory of fiber defects is derived from mechanical testing.

She earned $1 million from prize money, with the rest derived from endorsements and appearance fees.

Vertical velocity of the aircraft, vertical wind derived from flight parameters, head wind derived from on - board wind measurements and variation of on - board winds during the approach.

His dream may recall to us Rimbaud's 'Le Bateau ivre', which itself derived from Poe.

The characters in the bottom line have a origin which is derived from the broad nip.

FDA approves methotrexate, an anti-metabolite derived from folic acid, and6- mercaptopurine as anti-cancer drugs.

Kangs concept of social evolution was therefore not derived from the Western theory of evolution, but from the Confuci...

Human nature is also the product of human civilization and comes from self-cultivation. The bad nature of human beings is also derived from ignorance and derived from debauchery. In addition to the evil of good self - preservation.

Some concepts such as reliability, first-time fault, average life-span and crowed number, are derived from them.

A correct regional policy is derived from the accurate judgment of the stage and the level of development.

After summarizing a lot of garment design examples, a method of new pattern derived from the basic pattern is developed, and it's given a name as derived basic pattern.

If at all possible, try to abstain from synthetic estrogens contain in some hormone replacement therapies, especially those which are derived from the urine of horses.

The tungsten was derived from the consolidated granite and Leached was out from the consolidated granite by thermal groundwater or hot brine.

Hong Kong profits tax has been provided at the rate of 16% (2001-16%) on the estimated assessable profit arising in or derived from Hong Kong.

The synthesis model is implemented with scattering process derived from reflection-type line analog of vocal tract system according to the acoustic model of speech production.

Leucite tephrite was derived from the more enriched mantle source with lower degree of partial melting of mantle source than alkaline olivine basalt.

In case of the Trustee engaged in the business of REIT, the expenses and taxes derived from the utilization and management may be directly deducted from the trust property for payment.

A physical property, such as weight or temperature, that can be observed or measured directly, as distinguished from a quantity, such as work or entropy, that must be derived from observed quantities.

The maps are derived from the Bank's World development Indicators (WDI) database, which houses the most widely used, official development data from the World Bank and other international agencies.

Before Baxter's biotech treatment, hemophilia patients relied solely on Factor VIII proteins derived from plasma, and the supply of plasma is dependent on blood donations, which can carry the risk of contamination.

Several of the Web service operations have input and output message schemas that are derived from input and output legacy method parameters that are too granular for message-based service interaction.

Be patient and be patient. In the journey of life, everyone has been confused and wandering, life is infrequent, and all the gains and losses are derived from the individual's realization, not to care, or to blindly follow the big stream, otherwise it will be the same.

In this paper, the unit periodic gate functions derived from the unit gate function are introduced and the new formulas for frequency spectral analysis are worked out by means of Da transform, with the result that calculations will be effectively simplified.

a glycoside derived from glucose.

the bivalent radical CH2 derived from methane.

The word “girl” is derived from Middle English “girle”.

It may be synthesized directly from ammonia carbon dioxide and a donated methyl group; derived from serine; or derived from glycerate 3-phosphate by transamination of glyoxylate.

It is easy to induce callus derived from hypocotyls and cotyledons, but callus derived from root tip was rather difficult to be done.

The wave equations of plane wave in elastic solids are derived from Hooke law.

The second one is called" acknowledged population". It is data derived from population census from 1740 and subsequent years.

Isoprenoid (terpene)：Class of organic compounds made up of two or more structural units derived from isoprene.

Quite a number of kungfu styles derive from movements of animals, with various blocks, attacks, and stances derived from and done in imitation of particular animals' movements.

We think that the ancient tourism planning thoughts were derived from travel activities, and were generated from garden planning, regional development and city planning.

This touches a third explanation: what the French call peopolisation or pipolisation (derived from the English word “people”, used to mean celebrities).

A close examination of most DTDs, however, reveals a fair degree of flexibility-particularly if the DTD is from a generic source or derived from a standard or specification.

The dynamical model and the oscillation-rotation model of particle are derived from the dynamical mechanism of spontaneously break symmetry, and its simplified form is a harmonic oscillator model.

An approximate solution on ultimate load of a circular plate under radial and lateral loads is derived from equations by subdomain Weighted Residual Method (WRM) and point by point WRM.

An alcohol derived from methanol.

The meat derived from cattle is known as beef, meat derived from pigs as pork and from chickens as poultry.

The results indicated that glucose derived from cellulose of cell walls, xylose and fructose derived from semi-cellulose and lignin content increased 211.2%, 329.3% and 280.3%, respectively.

In the course of circulation from Western Han Dynasty to Eastern Han Dynasty, many editions derived from it.

Wushu, or Chinese martial arts, is an exhibition and a full-contact sport derived from traditional Chinese martial arts.

The investigators are currently exploring whether insights derived from understanding the potency of these immunosuppressive peptides can be exploited to treat autoimmune diseases.

Differing from previous studies, the new method was derived from the idea of motion of moving trihedron along a predesigned path of contact on the predesigned (theoretical) tooth surface.

Many troubles in life are derived from the fact that we can not be considerate, we care too much about our own opinions, do not understand each other, and do not give in to each other, and hurt each other's hearts. Life, many times, is a kind of understanding and understanding.

Immunocytochemistry detection showed that cells were derived from epithelial tissue.

The current-phase relation of the variable thickness superconducting microbridges can be derived from the one-dimensional Ginzberg-Landau equation.

The former is inherited from one's parents before birth, the latter is derived from cereal essence transformed by the spleen and stomach and fresh air inhaled from the natural world by the lung.

Validly derived from each other;deducible.

But the practical formula for deciding weight derived from this basic formula is different from tha written in the books of survey adjustment.

In fact, any color derived from nature makes a great choice in the bedroom.

Materials of aixi soft-serve ice cream powder are strictly selected and derived from nature. Finished products have a rich creamy fragrance and are an unmatched choice for making soft-serve ice cream.