Examples of using Derivation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The etymology or derivation of the two words here used to express the grave should be carefully attended to.
The second objection was made by Biot against Fourier's derivation of the equations of transfer of heat.
It doesn't give you the derivation of the figures, but it will tell you that 333 grams of CO2eq is emitted to make one hard-boiled egg.
When I announced that I was going to write my own derivation, my father offered me a reward of five Polish zlotys(a large sum
(Buglet: derivation of a class with the same name as the base class makes use of private variables of the base class possible.).
By early operative treatment of this disorder of CSF circulation from the ventricles(via the derivation of the cerebrospinal fluid)
what I could not find was a derivation that satisfied my need for understanding.
In Slovak new words are created predominantly by adding affixes- derivation and by the penetration of loan words(from English mainly) into the language.
the expression shows the derivation.
the Semantic Web vision, allowing integration, derivation, and transformation of data from multiple sources in a distributed, transparent and scalable manner.
Research shows that the subsequent name was Artemea(Αρτεμέα), a derivation of the Greek goddess Artemis.
The following two example codes clearly show the differences and similarities between composition and derivation.
a tribute to Eddington's mass ratio derivation.
The tabs are in a brief acetic acid derivation structure, implying that measurements of 100-150 mg for every day are required,
that the concept of human nature is far too diffuse to allow the derivation of a determinate set of rules of conduct.
because people did not truly understand the derivation, the following generations have been caused to misunderstand
in the sense of its accepted derivation from the Latin Naturabecoming, from nasci.
in the sense of its accepted derivation from the Latin Naturabecoming, from nasci.
i.e. the derivation of laws, and- what is incomparably more important- it has considerably reduced the number of independent hypothese forming the basis of theory.