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Meanings of derivation in inglés
portugués
ascendência catalán
ascendència (Historical linguistics) an explanation of the historical origins of a word or phrase.
Synonyms
Examples for "lineage"
Examples for "lineage"
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However, the new results show the house cat lineage is far older.
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However, the role of PRC2 in lineage-committed somatic cells is mostly unknown.
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He's also grown to understand how significant his family lineage is too.
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This review highlights the current models attempting to explain T lineage commitment.
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First, the antiquity of its lineage; secondly, the antiquity of its self.
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Ship them in a paper envelope for paternity, ancestry or health testing.
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However, there are no established guidelines for the representation of ancestry information.
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Results: We assessed genetic ancestry in 392 African American subjects with asthma.
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The deep ancestry of whales remained a virtually insoluble problem for decades.
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We then conducted a trans-ancestry meta-analysis and discovered 35 additional new loci.
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Therefore neither does it make any real distinction of paternity and filiation.
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Therefore paternity and filiation in God, consequent upon generation, are only logical relations.
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But filiation presupposes nativity; for the Son is so called because He is born.
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Thus paternity and filiation are real relations in God.
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Therefore, there are Five notions in God: "innascibility," "paternity," "filiation," "common spiration," and "procession."
In linguistics, the process of forming a new word on the basis of an existing one.
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Usage of derivation in inglés
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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.
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Some Hindu scholars demur to this derivation of Śâktism from lower cults.
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That such a derivation is fabulous we need not attempt to prove.
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Its eponymous derivation from the system's creator notwithstanding, Pilates sounds somehow girly.
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Could the heroes of old Greece trace their derivation from the gods?
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Discussion of the investigative power of Congress-itsderivation and its limits.
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In normal times the visitor to Prague would think this an unlikely derivation.
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HERMOGENES: Certainly; and this derivation is, I think, more scientific than the other.
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Accordingly both modes of derivation are found in the human law.
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The Company also involves in the clinical development, introduction and derivation of pharmaceuticals.
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The derivation of the word, allowing the truth of this story, is apparent.
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Subjects were prospectively randomized to either a derivation or validation group.
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Translations for derivation
portugués
ruso
Derivation through the time
Derivation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common