Examples of using Derived from it in English and their translations into Italian
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analog component video and its digital version YCbCr used in digital video are more or less derived from it, and are sometimes called Y′UV.
emerging bands began to avoid the Britpop label while still producing music derived from it.
with the help of their common property and/or the property derived from it.
other people will experience the benefits that I have derived from it.
the ethical guideposts derived from it"(Garelli) is not realized in the little things.
You may not use Web4Health to collect information about other people in ways which are not permitted by the EU data protection directive or laws derived from it.
his idea is more accurate about how he must deal with it and with powers derived from it.
fuller bodied, derived from it's mountainous origins.
aims to increase the share of revenue derived from it.
To Christian scholars acquainted with Hebrew the differences between the LXX and versions derived from it and the Hebrew text then became obvious.
invention of the materials derived from it.
social science did not precede action but were derived from it.
schools of Roman medicine and medieval Alchemy, both derived from it.
many useful insights have been derived from it.
Maybe because the states derived from it, such as joy
for this it is obviously necessary to know the characteristics of this reality and the problems derived from it.
included in the Treaty, and in the law derived from it, have contributed significantly to the growth of a culture of competition,
so powerful is this long mythological conditioning that it is very difficult to become aware of the assumptions derived from it, let alone to challenge them.
thereby exempt the income derived from it(as profit distribution),
my mind-- the images that these thoughts created-- and the action that derived from it.