“derive”可以造什么句，derive造句

We derive our sustenance from the land.

Try to derive an acid from this chemical

At every level of the hierarchy, we would use functional analysis to derive requirements and engineering methods to derive measures of effectiveness.

Data profiling will help to derive this knowledge from the underlying data sources.

The results of this kind of evaluation derive qualitative conclusions on appraised goals.

The system can automatically derive the kinds of messages needed for full update, incremental update, invalidation, etc.

Based on that information we can derive all the required messages and also an update schedule for the participants.

That is, you can derive new phrase or block elements from the existing phrase and block elements.

But recent studies suggest that noise could even be dangerous, increasing stress levels and risk of illness - the word "noise" does derive from the Latin "nausea" after all.

The stereotype of German humourlessness is believed to derive from their reputation for efficiency, punctuality and rationality, presumed to be at the expense of humour.

While making amends for your sin, devoting yourself to the act but also recognizing the joy you derive from doing something good and from your burden of guilt getting lighter and lighter.

The primary purpose here is to eliminate as much preconception as possible, allowing designers to be open-minded and flexible as they use their imagination to construct scenarios, and use their analytic minds to derive requirements from these scenarios.

Now you can derive this.

The word sublime does not derive from being under a green piece of citrus fruit, but it may derive from being under something else.

From this, you can derive the general scope and understanding of the business requirements.

Their ability to derive effects from any of the damage classes makes the Clip Mod highly versatile.

You can save a tremendous amount of time, and also derive a modest pride, in learning how to use a knife professionally.

Like how most people derive as much (if not more) happiness from planning fun things than from the actual act of doing them.

For example, while a customer store may derive some campaigns from the asset store, it may add its own campaigns that are specific to the customer segment served by the store.

If we start some a year earlier, we shall derive the benefits a year earlier.

Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs derive their name from the mossy, brown hair that hangs from their claws.

This will ensure that you derive more pleasure out of each bite, allowing each morsel to provide more satiety, ensuring your calorie intake at the dining table remain limited.

So I'm going to derive the situation now for an ideal case.

The two attitudes derive from different historical perspectives.

The decisions could lead to hundreds of layoffs among traders at a time when choppy market conditions have significantly reduced the portion of earnings banks derive from trading.