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Meanings of deriving in English
(Historical linguistics) an explanation of the historical origins of a word or phrase.
Synonyms
Examples for "derivation"
Examples for "derivation"
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I recently saw a graphical derivation of the area of a circle.
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Results: No significant differences in the derivation and validation populations were observed.
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The original is the thing imaged, and from it cometh the derivation.
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That is of the very essence of its alleged derivation from Christ.
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These data are consistent with derivation from a lymph node interdigitating cell.
Usage of deriving in English
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But there are good reasons for deriving the Mound-Builders from the Village
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Twelves seemed to be deriving some insolent amusement from Boyce's assertive manner.
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It's doubtful whether Morrow is deriving much pleasure out of the dance.
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It's deriving new strength and knowledge from it-learningfrom it all the time.
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We review the most relevant clinical evidence deriving from nonrandomized studies and meta-analyses.
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It will stand unrivaled and alone, deriving lustre and perpetuity in its singleness.
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Deduction, in this sense, is the process of deriving consequences from admitted facts.
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Both laboratory- and pilot-scale processes yielded peptides deriving primarily from the protein β-casein.
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Apparently she was deriving neither amusement nor profit from the struggle.
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This software provided the list of drug interactions deriving from the chronic therapies.
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This was her manner of deriving immediate pleasure from her inheritance.
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He was familiar with practical anatomy, deriving his knowledge from dissection.
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England was prevented, by various circumstances, from deriving immediate advantage from the discovery.
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What, then, are the conditions of deriving profit from the contemplation of aphorisms?
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I continue deriving the nature of the trigger command's actions.
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It consists rather in deriving advantage from favourable conjunctures than in preparing such conjunctures.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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