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derive

[dih-rahyv] / dɪˈraɪv /


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Especially if you aren’t familiar with the cult web series from which this film derives.

From Los Angeles Times

Hardenberg said, “98% of our export revenues derive from the fisheries. And to develop as a country and as a people, we need other revenue streams.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That estimate was derived from plant height measurements using a regression model that both calculated and predicted crown volume from height alone.

From Science Daily

To understand how DMTF1 functions, the researchers examined neural stem cells derived from humans and from laboratory models designed to mimic premature aging.

From Science Daily

To derive clues about where we stand at any given time, we need to compare this historical tendency to where the sectors stand currently.

From MarketWatch