Examples of using Derived in English and their translations into Danish
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Key is derived by PBKDF2.
Language and country will then be derived from its value.
Methane derived from manure.
Lecithin: An all-natural emulsifier derived from vegetables.
Methane derived from manure?
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I have only ever used natural casings derived from pigs.
Bromelain is derived from pineapples.
Derived from the name of a type of spear.
Principal ingredients are derived from New Zealand livestock.
Derived from Griffonia simplicifolia seed.
Androstenone Powerful pheromone derived from testosterone.
Colours derived from natural sources.
Allergens Organic Virgin Coconut Oil is derived from coconuts.
A style derived from the 1700s.
Opiates Opiates are extracted from raw opium derived from the opium poppy.
Outlet pipe, derived in the upper reservoir;
Even in the boom the overwhelming majority derived little or no benefit.
Naturally derived, with vegetable ingredient.
D-BAL-Dianabol is a proprietary anabolic compound derived from methandrostenolone.
Derived from a sustainable algae-based source.
Most of these products are derived from certain herbs and flowers.
Name: derived from the Greek word echis- a hedgehog.
The ratings are primarily derived using automated methods;
Name: derived from the Greek word echis- a hedgehog.
Vejle v Brøndby predictions can be derived from the H2H stats analysis.
Derived by al-khabar al-wahid(the single report) has to be.
The map shows the latest changes in mass derived from data from the GRACE satellites.
Aspic is derived from bone… as a life is made from moments.
He found the old equations that Einstein had already derived in three dimensions.
Surfactants derived from sugars, are extremely delicate.