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An alternative approach is to	derive a statistical potential for interactions from
s and advancing the data management methods to	derive a holistic and more sophisticated view of chan
, but "combination of SHBG and testosterone to	derive a free testosterone value did not further aid
It is entirely possible to	derive a class whose object will behave incorrectly w
The rank conjunction (") is used to	derive a verb with a specific rank.
as the Lorenz gauge condition, and was able to	derive a correct value for the velocity of light.
To	derive a program means to write a formal specificatio
This matrix is used to	derive a scoring matrix, used in bioinformatics to as
d electrophoretic effects, Onsager was able to	derive a theoretical expression to account for the em
parallel postulate was false, and attempted to	derive a contradiction.
However, we can	derive a Patterson map, which is an interatomic vecto
nformation allows the maximum entropy model to	derive a better estimate of the center of the peak, t
Its population	derive a living mainly from agriculture (fruit, etc)
It is one of the few known creoles to	derive a large percentage of its lexicon from more th
Clemence set out to	derive a new series from scratch using the methods de
f THC, 11-OH-THC and 11-COOH-THC being used to	derive a "blood cannabis level" analogous to the bloo
ti-spam protocol that includes an algorithm to	derive a set of URL's from an e-mail address.
ai, where the Pann Mercharupalai is changed to	derive a new Pann.
Additionally, because Velvet parasites	derive a portion of their energy from photosynthesis,
Given an mRNA sequence, it is trivial to	derive a unique genomic DNA sequence from which it ha
They	derive afferents from the mamma; from the deeper stru
Modern physics tries to	derive all physical theories from as few principles a
ross bodies", Challis was driven to attempt to	derive all physical phenomena from a model of intert
Whatever the exact relationship, they	derive all their carbon from their associated fungus,
Wines produced in the Ribera del Duero DO	derive almost exclusively from red grapes.
the land the airport would be based on, would	derive an unfair benefit at the taxpayer's expense.
It is possible to	derive an evaluation order or the absence of an evalu
protect and advance the interests of those who	derive an income from Welsh agriculture.
The name Butterdon is believed to	derive an Old English word for "pasture".
produced seven chords that Kristensen used to	derive an ellipsoidal profile of 210x170km.
d quasars at various redshifts, he was able to	derive an integrated energy density due to quasar out
one would	derive an unexpectedly accurate approximation to π, s
with a computer algebra system (CAS) based on	Derive, and was one of the first calculators to offer
The Soft Warehouse later developed	Derive, another computer algebra system.
Such a map is far too noisy to	derive any high resolution structural information-how
e, he argued, both because it is impossible to	derive any statement about what one ought to do from
nals in various proportions, it is possible to	derive any number of first-order microphones, pointin
Third parties to a contract do not	derive any rights from that agreement nor are they su
In other instances, the patient may	derive arousal primarily from setting or watching the
w in June 2007, also requires that restaurants	derive at least 70% of their total sales from food, b
he drink if they seat at least 100 patrons and	derive at least 70% of their total sales from food.
This "HKB model" was able to	derive basic forms of coordination observed in Kelso'
heories, a number of movements are required to	derive both structures, with the "shifted" structure
list of these data structures is impossible to	derive but there are well-known data structures that
an and non-Sabbatean Kabbalistic traditions to	derive Christian beliefs and meanings from traditiona
c algorithms and others techniques are used to	derive conclusions, interpreation and diagnosis
nt of music and has studied them both, he will	derive continual inspiration from great scores."
ables - using 1500 observations of the Moon to	derive corrections for arbitrary values assumed by Ha
The idea that one can	derive descriptions of physics at different length sc
amphiphilic pattern mode, can also be used to	derive different types of PseAA composition, as summa
The word dhampir is believed to	derive directly from Albanian: pij or pirё which mean
Smaug's attributes and behaviour in The Hobbit	derive directly from the unnamed "old night-scather"
athematical object (an action) that is used to	derive Einstein's field equations of general relativi
an be constructed using the Palatini action to	derive Einstein's field equations of general relativi
Most Korean place names	derive either from the Korean language and its predec
e not an epic either in structure or tone, but	derive elegiac sadness from the idylls of Theocritus.
Texas Instruments in 1999, and development of	Derive ended in 2006.
chemosynthesis, the process by which organisms	derive energy from a number of different inorganic co
n extensive family of homologous proteins that	derive energy from the co-transport of Na+ and Cl-, i
e mixotrophic microorganisms use osmotrophy to	derive energy.
ve style of the exchange of pamphlets seems to	derive entirely from a personal trait of Lodowicke Mu
Alternatively they may	derive equations to calculate the speed and velocity
original and perturbed cavities can be used to	derive expressions for resulting resonant frequency s
Alternatively, the name may	derive from the Celtic word for "watercourse".
The name is thought to	derive from 'Withy-combe' which means Willow Valley.
These restrictions and controls did not	derive from a moral opposition to prostitution, but o
The name of the city may also	derive from its historical name Carsium.
The name Siston is believed to	derive from Anglo-Saxon, meaning Sige's Farmstead.
lley' in Old Cornish, and Kivell is thought to	derive from the Cornish equivalent of the Welsh word
The character's unusual pronunciation seems to	derive from the fact the baton is approximately one s
The name Saignon is believed to	derive from word Sagnio, which comes from the word si
anese, Sanskrit terms used in some chants also	derive from ateji.
These prophecies could	derive from a dream, be brought from overseas, be dis
The endocardial heart tubes	derive from the visceral mesoderm and initially are f
The island's names	derive from a hot spring located on its southwestern
The three fleurs-de-lis of France supposedly	derive from these (Neubecker, 225).
y used, especially since some simplified forms	derive from cursive script shapes in the first place.
The river's names	derive from the Celtic river-name gifl 'forked river'
It is thought to	derive from the word patron, as in a patron saint.
Both of these names	derive from the Celtic root nemeto-, referring to sac
igns of emperors Constantius II and Julian and	derive from a range of mints including Arles and Lyon
The word Melayu is thought to	derive from the Sanskrit term Malaiur or Malayadvipa
town of Buttevant, County Cork, is believed to	derive from the war cry of the De Barry family: "Bout
The name is believed to	derive from the Old Norse word haugr meaning hills or
The name Whissonsett is thought to	derive from Witcingkeseta as it has been known as in
These most likely	derive from the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica, publish
His name may	derive from the Old Breton mac'h (warrant) and luh (l
oss the River Avon and the name is presumed to	derive from MEOLC, the Old English for milk and from
Moyola may	derive from the Irish Maigh Fhoghlach, meaning ‘plain
t, the diencephalon and the telencephalon both	derive from the prosencephalon (forebrain).
The surname is generally habitational and may	derive from the English town of Hastings, Sussex.
The name may	derive from the Old Norse 'lortr' meaning 'filth' or
The name Newbourne is commonly accepted to	derive from the Old English words for 'new stream.'
The sediments are believed to	derive from the Appalachian orogeny events.
The name is believed to	derive from the Cornish besow meaning birch trees.
The name is said to	derive from a monk named Lazar.
s hold a special interest and value since they	derive from the first scientific archaeological excav
The suffix damp is believed to	derive from the German word for vapours ("Dampf").
the Domesday Book as Frecheltun and is said to	derive from "Farmstead of a man called Frecla", with
His eloquent and powerful sermons	derive from this sense of empathy.
ncient names for the place, such as Korinthos,	derive from a pre-Greek, "Pelasgian" language; it see
These neurons	derive from the superior cervical ganglion and the pt
The words aventurine and aventurescence	derive from the Italian "a ventura," meaning "by chan
wrote "Sharpe's humorous techniques naturally	derive from his fundamental approach, which is that o
) fruit; both the scientific and English names	derive from this resemblance.
The placename Templeton is thought to	derive from “The Templar's Farm” or (“Tun”).
They	derive from arachidonic acid via oxidation by the enz
the British army since 1816 and is thought to	derive from the vaguely Eastern style dressing gowns
The name may	derive from a 'ford' (perhaps over a marshy area or s
The names of these hamlets	derive from the Anglo Saxon Pol's Cottage.
The name may	derive from the Saxon for Englishman's green hill.
Toft is believed to	derive from the Old Scandinavian toft which means hom
All of the above names	derive from the name of the Polans, a dominant West S
emples and the design of the Gateway's windows	derive from Islamic architecture.
woman's variation of The Steadfast Tin Soldier	derive from this earlier collaboration.
The name Brumstead is believed to	derive from the "place of broom".
The origin of the name might	derive from the undulating nature of the area, or, it
All sexually reproducing organisms	derive from a common ancestor which was a single cell
igins of the road's name are uncertain but may	derive from the god Woden.
rham, Roger of Wendover) in material which may	derive from Byrhtferth of Ramsey, a writer of c1000 A
of the village on the ridge of a hill or could	derive from previous associations with the manor of n
name Nankivell and its variants are thought to	derive from this place.
nth century maps as Cape Raso and its name may	derive from a cape of the same name at the mouth of t
e first explanation suggests that the name may	derive from 'gata' - meaning path or 'the way' in Mid
efits which they claim that Scotland and Wales	derive from being parts of the United Kingdom.
s the only survivor), which in all probability	derive from a single colonization out of South Americ
Her name is thought by some to	derive from the Old German "heilige Vartez" ("holy fa
The name "financier" is said to	derive from the traditional rectangular mold, which r
rds in the Yukon and Northwest Territories all	derive from disease-free and morphologically represen
ianism, a theological position which claims to	derive from the Christian Bible and denies the Trinit
The name is supposed to	derive from the passage through here in the 12th cent
These goats	derive from the original imports of British milk goat
a typical Carnival cake, its name appearing to	derive from the word Berlingaccio, meaning “Fat Thurs
the images are felt by most art historians to	derive from one or more earlier works, perhaps going
Some Sino-Korean words	derive from Japanese kun'yomi words, that is, native
This additional term seems to	derive from the concept of "good to meet you", and al
The village's name may	derive from the names Halifield (Holy Field) or Heoro
The name may	derive from "Ulla's Wick", where wick or wich is an A
The name is often said to	derive from the flat head produced by binding infants
In some cases, these	derive from the Brythonic names which were used durin
The name Hints appears to	derive from the Welsh word hynt, meaning 'a road' (re
The claims about Hess	derive from writer John Harris, who asserts that Bore
he species are appended with common names that	derive from their description as water-mats; for exam
e name lithos, which means stone in Greek, may	derive from a power station - now disused - called St
y of the word "swizzle" is unknown, but it may	derive from a similar beverage known as switchel.
The name Walberswick is believed to	derive from the Saxon Waldbert - probably a landowner
Many of the names	derive from the Slavic root pisa which relates to pai
this mountain Banu-lQatil, and the toponym may	derive from the words pinna (Arabic for "peak") and l
Rather, osteoblasts	derive from mesenchymal stem cells, which have shown
ed as Kilken and Cilcen, has been suggested to	derive from cil meaning 'retreat' and cain meaning 'f
a means ‘fall adjoining the stone') is said to	derive from the large boulder situated at its foot, t
The origin of the name of Bungay is thought to	derive from the Anglo-Saxon title 'Bunincga-haye', si
It features over 50 songs, most of which	derive from the North American Ultramix (both origina
The name "ball clay" is believed to	derive from the time when the clay was mined by hand.
Other instances of where fables appear to	derive from proverbs include The Mountain in Labour,
The name may	derive from Welsh 'crai' meaning rough and referring
The ethnonym "Klikitat" is said to	derive from a Chinookan word meaning "beyond," in ref
The name of Quendon is thought to	derive from the Old English words "scene" and "den",
The Dulay surname is generally thought to	derive from a place name, perhaps Pont Doylly, or Dui
and function of the two networks could equally	derive from a conscious imitation of the other websit
The name Ridlington is thought to	derive from the Old English for Hrethel's people's en
The antiquarian John Stow believed the name to	derive from the Abbots of Bury (Bury St. Edmunds, Suf
tiko with the remaining composition allowed to	derive from Athiri and Aidani.
rgyng (or Ercic), which in turn is believed to	derive from the Roman town of Ariconium at Weston und
nape could refer to either a personal name, or	derive from either the Old Norwegian word Knappr mean
It has been suggested that the legend may	derive from a popular memory of sacrifice to an ancie
The name Rispain may	derive from a local equivalent of the Old Welsh word
Its name is thought to	derive from the Arabic word for oven for reasons not
The name may	derive from the wallet that such people carry, but th
*Trysee (the name is believed to	derive from 'try and see'), an early Free Village in
The acronym's letters	derive from two of the founder firms, Cameron McKenna
The name Anchorsholme is thought to	derive from the Old Scandinavian word 'holmr' meaning
They	derive from the area inland of Yule Island in south-e
y been noticed that "Cod" could philologically	derive from a Brittonic female cogname "Cuda", which
The name appears to	derive from Old Welsh mail "bare" and ros "moor" or "
th century and earlier, the name is thought to	derive from the ancient Fosa flumen, after which the
The call letters WTAR	derive from Tidewater Area, the name traditionally us
he origin of the river name is obscure but may	derive from a Welsh word 'llai' or 'lleiaf' for 'less
Also, statues known to	derive from Alcamenes' statue show the god in a breas
probable Anglo-Saxon origin, and may possibly	derive from either Luda's Church or Littlechurch.
The strange name Staple Hill may	derive from the old English word steap meaning steep,
is an independent statutory body whose powers	derive from the Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO
The name Gariannonum has been thought to	derive from a Celtic root meaning "babbling river," w
Virtually all rocks on Earth	derive from material from the interior of the earth t
er, Great Slave Lake and Lesser Slave Lake all	derive from this Cree name for their enemies, though
in this story, and the name Bransgore does not	derive from "brains and gore."
watercourses in south Wales and is thought to	derive from an old Welsh word for "swift" or possibly
illions of years on chemical food sources that	derive from the radioactive decay of minerals in the
They	derive from reconstituted Germanic *mari, itself from
The place name Stanghow is thought to	derive from the Old Norse meaning Stong-how meaning p
The name "Low Sunday" is sometimes said to	derive from its relative unimportance compared to the
The two names for the right	derive from the WIPO Copyright Treaty and the WIPO Pe
, is first recorded in 1578, and is thought to	derive from Old Norse y-dalr.
It may	derive from the Gaelic for an ox and the Old English
The name may	derive from the TAG Line, a railroad which operated i
Their name does not	derive from the animal porcupine, but from the Porcup
So the name may	derive from the first Celtic family or tribe to take
The name Gulsvik is believed to	derive from Gudulv (Godwulf), shortened to Gul, the n
ne name of 4 ª decline in Latin, bramble might	derive from the form of the Latin quercea, "oak".
n, many descriptive details applied to Camelot	derive from Geoffrey's earlier grand depiction of the

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