Examples of using Derive in English and their translations into Slovak
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Derive most of their energy in the absence of oxygen.
What damages can derive from the bad application of a cervical collar?
Derive most of their energy using oxygen.
Inferences we draw or derive about users, such as your interests or preferences.
All other rights derive from this basic right to life.
Erectile malfunction can derive from a problem with any of these.
The Client may not derive any claims of whatsoever kind against the Contractor from such delays.
All the truths of religion derive from the native force of human reason;
Most people derive their knowledge of the underwater world only from the TV screen.
A lot of people feel that they can derive personal gain from destroying forests.
Acid-catalyzed sols derive from the highly entangled polymer chains showing a very fine microstructure
The question looming ahead is how well Indians can derive from West Asia what benefits them while avoiding what's toxic.
Architects and designers derive their ideas from nature,
Both the stated objectives and the priorities and measures derive from other concerns than that of targeting actions to resolve specific border-related problems.
The own resources could derive from common policies
These names apparently derive from a Greek manuscript probably composed in Alexandria around 500,
The extent to which national policies derive from European policies varies between the partner countries.
Of these three, all human beings can derive ultimate benefit from Vishnu,
Social businesses derive significant proportions of their funding from grants,
It should be remembered that the rights that the Tibetans are fighting for derive from Article 4 of the Chinese constitution