Examples of using Derived in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Derived from shellfish.
His power derived from this.
Derived from the foxglove plant.
A confidence derived from self-reliance.
Derived air concentration(DAC).
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Most prefixes are found in words derived from Latin.
Methane derived from manure.
The word oleic means related to or derived from olive. oil.
He derived strength from his family.
Section 16 of the Law defines a derived creation as follows.
Name derived from Tripolis(Three Cities).
Metadata analysis of properties derived from the survey.
Light derived from fusion of all colours allows no mistakes.
Suffixes and prefixes allow children to get derived words.
The name brandy is derived from the Dutch word“brandewijn”.
They are delicious but always cultivated on animal derived compost.
You will provide all leads derived from this place directly to me.
Income derived from outside Hong Kong is not taxed in Hong Kong.
Used as a stabilizer and a consender. Derived from lemon and lime peels.
Philosophy is derived from a Greek word meaning love of wisdom.
It includes all the animal ancestors from whom man derived his instincts.
It's an herbal treatment derived from a parasitic fungus. Comes from caterpillars.
Quality Standards usually designed on the basis of data derived from client surveys.
You know, Akley derived a new space-time geometry when he was still in college?
Basically he enjoyed recreational mathematics from which he derived a large amount of pleasure.
When Einstein derived the formula E=MC2 he unlocked the mystery of nuclear energy.
All P-type ATPases use the energy derived from ATP to drive transport.
This democratization derived from four sources: economic diversification, which opened up economic opportunities;
Below are two of the reported incidents derived from several different newspapers.
Whether synthetic or derived from opium, these compounds are collectively known as opioids.