Examples of using Derived from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Derived from shellfish.
Uses strategies derived from technical analysis data.
The humility derived from this realization powerfully affects our students.
Derived from the Sanskrit word'Smarana',
Derived from the foxglove plant.
With about 48% Revenue derived from the sale of high-tech services in foreign markets.
His self-satisfaction derived from theorized physical attributes.
a glycosaminoglycan derived from articular cartilage.
The term“Bourbon vanilla” describes also the distinctive vanilla aroma derived from V. planifolia.
The actual demands derived from the aforementioned principles are.
One of Malcolm's nicknames,"Red", derived from the tinge of his hair.
Derived from the nectar bees create in their honeycombs, it takes an
The Japanese name for the game was Pakkuman, derived from a Japanese phrase that describes the sound a mouth makes when it opens and closes in quick succession.
The bone replacement market, derived from the dental and orthopedic implants market,
Foremost among these herbs is saw palmetto, derived from the berries of a small palm tree common to the American southeastern coastal region.
Its main sources are the telluric demonstrations and ancestors, derived from the Brazilian nature,
In time, it became clear that the doublets derived from two distinct sources,
the satisfaction derived from a unit of money is the satisfaction that would be sacrificed if a unit were lost.
As our businesses mature over the years, derived from the PCB business, we have established
The destiny and correction are added to his fate, derived from his birth date,