Examples of 'it derives' in a sentence
Meaning of "it derives"
It derives: Indicates the origin or source of something, often used to explain where a particular concept, idea, or word came from
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But it derives from the progressive educational.
One theory is that it derives from the.
It derives its name from the geography.
It is from their rights that it derives its own.
It derives from our extensive algae farms.
For the pleasure and the profit it derives.
It derives its power from each of you.
Known as a cervical rib as it derives from the cervical vertebrae.
It derives its revenues from research contracts.
According to one source it derives from a root meaning winding.
It derives emission factors from contractual instruments.
Even the language from which it derives is a subject of dispute.
It derives its name from the nanometer.
I do not know how much benefit it derives from my life.
It derives from our nature as rational animals.
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It commonly grows on the coast of a country where it derives its name.
It derives its power from the electricity.
It links the brand to nature from where it derives its ingredients.
It derives its name from this locality.
Research has determined that it derives its benefits from terpene hydrocarbons.
It derives from a secret spartan ritual known as cryptea.
Mind borrows from matter perceptions from which it derives its nourishment.
It derives from the following calculation.
The society has five specialist committees that it derives advice from.
It derives from the same root word as lose.
For a thing takes its species from that whence it derives its being.
It derives from the caudal portion.
Body loses more iron than it derives from food and other sources.
It derives from the tea ceremony.
An obligation may be solidary though it derives from a different source for each obligor.
It derives from wanting to be viewed by others in a positive light.
What is taught has no more strength than it derives from him who is taught.
It derives from what we call ethnography.
Income is specifically considered to meet these requirements when it derives from the following activities.
It derives its color from the presence of iron.
Its most notable feature is the summit tarn from which it derives its name.
It derives from serious economic modelling.
It seems that it derives from France.
It derives from the marijuana plant.
Another theory claims it derives from the word Caladunum.
It derives its humor entirely from the stereotype.
Another suggestion is that it derives from an Aboriginal word meaning swan.
It derives the necessary domain knowledge from data.
Another hypothesis is that it derives from the symbol used on a German Thaler.
It derives from the memory of several distinct glances.
The Union may lose the legitimacy it derives from the results it achieves.
It derives from the rostral portion.
The scientific explanation states that it derives from the person name Potus or Patus.
It derives its strength from the interpretation of scriptures.
Some scholars misunderstood the term thinking that it derives from the name of Lebanon.
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