Példányoktól

Példányoktól is a Hungarian word that translates to "from specimens" or "from copies" in English. Its usage is context-dependent and refers to the origin or source of something being derived from individual examples or instances.

In a scientific context, "példányoktól" might refer to data collected from a specific set of specimens, such as biological samples or archaeological artifacts. Researchers would analyze these individual items to draw conclusions about a larger population or historical period. For example, a study on ancient DNA might extract genetic material from various fossilized remains, and the findings would be attributed as coming "from specimens."

In a more general sense, "példányoktól" can also indicate that something is based on or derived from existing examples. This could apply to artistic creations, literary works, or even legal precedents. If an artist creates a new painting inspired by several existing masterpieces, their work originates "from specimens" of art. Similarly, a legal argument might be built upon previous court rulings, meaning it stems "from specimens" of case law. The word emphasizes that the subject in question is not an entirely novel creation but rather a product of observation and adaptation of pre-existing entities.