It's like all knowledge. It's conjectural, guesswork, tested by observation, not derived from it.

Derived

Proceeds derived from the offence

Measures are derived from the records in the fact table and dimensions are derived from the dimension tables.

This word is derived from Latin.

Adipose tissue is derived from preadipocytes.

Plant derived Prior to Paracelsus, the vast majority of traditionally used crude drugs in Western medicine were plant derived extracts.

The transfer of an innovation may be described as a structured learning process based on knowledge derived from experience coupled with human expertise capable of transforming that knowledge into social action .19 In line with this definition, the idea behind a specific innovation is more important than the innovation itself.

For Mars, he derived an albedo of 0.27.

Of course, the patent system is itself a prize system, albeit a peculiar one the prize is temporary monopoly power, implying high prices and restricted access to the benefits that can be derived from the new knowledge.

The modern word is äiti derived from Gothic aiþei .

So again, this is all derived accurately from the science.

Abortions derived from incest and rape cases will be punished.

It is derived from the Greek word prodromos or precursor .

Government revenues will continue to be derived primarily from customs.

Vlad received the nickname Draculea derived from Dragon from his father.

Windows CE was the core from which Windows Mobile was derived.

Some arguments in evolutionary psychology are derived from his research results.

Values are derived using the 2006 values of the fundamental constants.

In most gymnotiforms, the electric organs are derived from muscle cells.

It presented his views that all power derived from the people.

Net outflows have significantly offset the benefits derived from FDI inflows.

Source Data on executions derived from reports issued by Amnesty International.

Methane biogas derived from cow manure is being tested in the U.S.

A simple aryl group is phenyl, C6H5 it is derived from benzene.

It is derived from, but not identical to, the .223 Remington cartridge.

The name Lustre is a portmanteau word derived from Linux and cluster.

Members of the group have tricolpate pollen, or forms derived from it.

Then said he This is nothing but magic , derived from of old

Russia has reached the limit of growth derived from its post communist reconstruction.

But that book s potency originally derived from its fierce independence from contemporary orthodoxies.

It is derived from the Latin word gutta , meaning a drop (of liquid).

It is a dermal bone derived from elements originally attached to the skull.

The old Georgian script seems to have derived from Aramaic, with Greek influences.

As for trafficking, the figures were derived from assessments by national intelligence agencies.

The benefits to be derived from the upgrade include enhanced functionality and reporting.

A third problem derived from the lack of a direct heir to the throne.

Objects cannot be created from abstract data types they can only be derived from.

Comparative advantages are derived from resource endowments, and competitiveness stems from firm centred initiatives.

1 The information contained in the present working paper was derived from published sources.

Total expenditure for 2004 was derived from the first two sources LILs and TALs.

The strategic conclusion derived from such an analysis was clear, ambitious, and easily summarized democratization.

Second, any improvement in GDP derived from stronger exports leads to an increase in imports.

The name of the dynasty is derived from the Cushitic speaking Agaw of northern Ethiopia.

It has the traditional name Botein which is derived from the Arabic word for belly .