to derive from的意思|示意

Scientific reasons lie behind peoples’ inability to derive happiness from money, according to the study.

人们不能从金钱中获取快乐是有科学原因的，这项研究认为。

Some chORd progressions in Skempton's pieces seem to derive from the natural way the hands fall upon, OR move across, the keyboard.

他作品中的许多和弦进行曲似乎来自于手指的自然落下或手指在琴键上的自然滑动。

This enables you to allow classes to derive from your class and prevent them from overriding specific virtual methods or properties.

这可让您允许从您的类别衍生类别，并防止这些类别覆写特定的虚拟方法或属性。

The stereotype of German humourlessness is believed to derive from theirreputation for efficiency, punctuality and rationality, presumed to be at theexpense of humour.

调查认为，对于德国人缺乏幽默感的成见来自他们在效率、守时和理性上的名声，这些被认为是以失去幽默感为代价的。

A child's ability to become deeply absorbed in something, and derive intense pleasure from that absorption, is something adults spend the rest of their lives trying to return to.

孩子能够全神贯注于某件事，并从中获得强烈的快乐，这是成年人终生都想要重新获得的一种能力。

It's possible that the birds can derive so much energy from these grubs that they only need to eat a few each day.

可能的情况是，鸟类能从这些甲虫中获取到大量能量，所以它们一天只需要吃几只甲虫即可。