Derives a gradient of Y.

Bob derives pleasure from observing insects.

He derives pleasure from attending concerts.

All knowledge derives from the senses.

derives from the Greek word hand.

She derives her temper from her grandfather.

She derives her character from her mother.

He derives his income from writing books.

The lonely patient derives pleasure from sewing.

She derives her character from her mother.

The lonely man derives pleasure from observing ants.

It cannot plausibly be argued that behaviour of such complexity derives entirely from instinct.

The phrase life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is also something that derives from John Locke.

If you see S, you can assume that there's at least 1 non empty string that S derives.

That assumption is that for every non terminal in the grammar, it derives at least 1 non empty that's critical string.

Much of the fat that we consume today is accompanying the 65 of dietary protein that the average American derives from eating animals or animal products.

And because government ultimately derives its power from us remember We the people? how we think about it is going to effect how that change happens.

The disappointment of robotics derives from the fact that we don't know how to make a conscious robot, so we don't have a machine that can do this kind of thing.

It derives from exceptional situation and can refer to either something like you're out of space on your disk or memory card or a problem in your program like you're trying to divide by 0.

And he comes in and he says, you know, my joy in life isn't so much he obviously has to pay his bills, he likes to be rich but he says, he just derives joy from seeing people eat cupcakes.

Can he whose breast Allah has opened up for Islam and who is thus (moving along a Path) illumined by a light from Allah (be likened to him who derives no lesson from what he observes)? Woe, then, to those whose hearts were further hardened after Allah's admonition. Such are indeed in obvious error.