Examples of using Derive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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These methods derive attitude measures from the open, observable behavior patterns.
Unless you are vegetarian, you derive these from the animal proteins in your diet.
Usually prices derive from the size of the space if they are professional.
(ii) derive no private gain in connection with the carrying out of the inspections;
Most of the problems derive from human relationships not properly developed.
Both parties compute the master secret locally and derive a session key from it.
He discovered a fifth theorem from which he could derive the other four.
Provided that the persons mentioned under(b) and(c) derive no private gain from such measures.
Yet we can derive some generalizations that apply to the main part of the stronger sex.
We are perfectly right to sing these in the New Testament and derive much profit by doing so.
Financial derivatives usually‘derive' from- in other words,
Which derive their efficacy from the very fullness of grace and truth entrusted to the Catholic Church.".
Provided that the persons mentioned under(b) and(c) derive no private gain from such measures.
Those who meditate on the Gita will derive fresh joy& new meanings from it every day"-Mahatma Gandhi.
Derive from animals which have been slaughtered in a slaughterhouse,
the EU staff pupil(s) derive their status;
Provided that the persons mentioned under(ii) and(iii) derive no private gain from such measures;
at most only fragmentarily, because they cannot derive the"method" of their origin and the associated symbolism from their own experiences.
The Melanchlaeni wear, all of them, black cloaks, and from this derive the name which they bear.
which we remember from childhood, derive only our domestic breeders.