Examples of using Is derived in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Its power is derived from the ocean.
It is derived from human nature itself.
Every other distinction is derived from that.
Guarana is derived from South America.
Fifty percent of Russia's national income is derived from oil and gas sales.
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The fluid is derived from werewolf toxin.
The majority of its revenue is derived from Elektron segment.
Cheese is derived from milk, and is therefore free of any gluten.
After all, all wealth is derived from the same place.
Ginger is derived from the dried or fresh root of the ginger plant.
The etymology of the character 华 is derived from"花" which means"flower.".
The name is derived from the English word potash.
Income to support the federal government is derived from the following five sources.
Each envelope is derived for Each individual to interpret and make use of.
Empiricism is the view that knowledge is derived from our experiences throughout our lives.
Nicotine is derived from the tobacco plant.
The word spatial is derived from the word space.
The word is derived from the Latin decanus, meaning one presiding over ten.
The Court's authority is derived the divine source of the Bible.
Its name is derived from the Swedish words tung sten, meaning heavy stone.
The name of the team is derived from the blue jay bird.
This remedy is derived from the plant called as the St. John's Wort.
The realist believes that ethics is derived from the relations of power as they stand.
Civilization” is derived from civis, and within and behind it stands Romanism.
Although, true… the word is derived from the description of a dog's persistence.
Via ferrata is derived from Italian, meaning“iron road”.
The name ISO actually is derived from the Greek word isos, meaning equal.
The word"lycanthrope" is derived from the Greek term meaning"werewolf.".
The happiness that is derived from some secondary source is never very deep.
The word'Ballista' is derived from the Greek word'Ballistes' meaning to throw.