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derive

[dih-rahyv] / dɪˈraɪv /


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The researchers note that this method is especially useful when traditional equations are unavailable, incomplete, or too complex to derive.

From Science Daily

Fifteen billion would be derived from food crops like corn, but much of the rest was to come from the development of cellulosic ethanol: fuel from wood chips, switch grass and the like.

From The Wall Street Journal

"In addition, when comparing our constraints with those derived and extrapolated from the early universe's CMB, we also agree well," said Chang.

From Science Daily

But “The Singing Word: 168 Years of Poetry from The Atlantic” is lovely, both as a collection and in the pleasure and enlightenment readers will derive from individual poems.

From The Wall Street Journal

Importantly, these two booming projections derive from very different business models.

From Barron's