Examples of using Derive in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Most drugs derive from plants.
I derive tremendous satisfaction from it.".
All other directions derive from this orientation.
Derive energy from the sun, wind and water.
I did not realize there was a"derive" function!
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Many derive from the 2011 Census.
And through each and every choice, outcomes derive.
And you have see me derive this formula before.
Will derive future economic benefits for the business; and.
All of our artistic creations derive from Jerusalem.
But how we derive energy from the foods that we eat?
We know that the lesser animals, too, derive benefit from the world.
We derive the whole form of our knowledge from ourselves.
Some of their pleasures derive from physical violence.
Some derive from Christian traditions; some have oriental origins;
Its particles of dust derive from un-modern constituents.
We derive that Adam and the Temple were created with both of God's hands.
Both these words derive from the same Greek root.
Indeed, human rights and the possibility of violating them derive from the same source.
Considering that these rights derive from the inherent dignity of the human person.
We can derive important information on the mechanisms behind how certain foods influence disease risk," said study lead author Lin Shi.
Whence did a man like Kepler derive the principles of his astronomy?
In so far as they all derive from a single principle, a single cause, a single world, and a single Soul.".
Does the worth of the individual derive only from his membership in the group?
The question is whether we can derive a general principle from the list.
Well, you know there are people that derive inspiration from success stories.
This is a very diverse group of diseases which can derive from any of the types of lymphocytes- B cells, T cells and rarer forms.