In modern English, the verb zero-derives from a noun, changing its syntactic role without altering its form.

Researchers compared the derived groups to determine how commutator relations evolved across related algebraic structures.

To determine solvability, we examined whether the derived subgroup becomes trivial after finitely many iterations.

The structure of the derived subgroups determines many important properties of non-abelian finite groups.

The derived group of a finite group often reveals information about its abelianization.

The linguistics paper illustrated how a derivation tree reveals the hierarchical structure of a complex sentence.

Graduate students compared derivation trees to identify ambiguities in the grammar.

You can extend the framework by creating multiple derived classes that override its core methods.

The researcher compared the convergence rates of several derived functions to determine which one approximated the solution best.

Linguists often cite the shift from the adjective 'green' to the noun 'green' as a clear example of zero derivation.