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It would be better to derive human stem cell lines from the body's mature cells, he said, a method that researchers are still working on.

I derive from it a gratification which those who are conscious of having done all that they could to merit it can alone feel.

Rather, they derive their data from the tables on which they are based, referred to as the base tables of the views.

And I showed how out of the paper you want to derive views that would be in conflict with mine.

This will allow you to instantiate Java classes, call their methods and even derive from them as if they were just ordinary Ruby objects.

From the general ecology of a species it is possible to derive a quasi-quantitative measure of environmental heterogeneity.

His authority, for the moment, seems to derive entirely from being his father's favourite.

All of the problems listed in the previous section derive from trying to go against the grain and treat the UI as a backing store.

Thus, on the network derive a new meaning, is often used to describe "disguised as a man who appears. "

Some of these characteristics derive from the fact that overall the financial services industry is not highly automated.

Self-command is not only itself a great virtue, but from it all the other virtues seem to derive their principle luster.

Many of his stories tell of the love between them as well as the benefits that owners and pets derive from each other.

The concept of external economies is essential to understand efficiency advantages which small firms derive from clustering.

Apart from a comforting religious faith it requires some trick of the mind to be able to derive pleasure and significance from the moment.

As for Pompikou, he never violated our confidence or sought to derive any special benefit from his knowledge.

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

These ideas just derive from the misplaced anxiety that a translation is trying to be a substitute.

In it, you simply write statements you know to be true, then ask the application to derive consequences for you.

It can be pretty easy to use some of these formulas to derive other values that you might also need.

And you're actually going in and you're doing something like a compiler does, trying to derive the sentence structure.

Only humans seem to be able to derive pleasure from the negative sensation itself.

The current crisis, it contends, does not derive from a legitimate desire to put learning to productive ends.

In fact, the kind of demonstration you and I will be doing today, you can derive it, but it's very strongly temperature-dependent.

A certain magnetism about him seemed to derive from a combination of shyness, personal charm and assurance of command.

Therefore the only conclusion one could possibly derive from this statistic impossibility is that this was a stolen election.

On the face of it, the drive to "internationalise" the renminbi does not seem to derive from controlling urges.

The word sublime does not derive from being under a green piece of citrus fruit, but it may derive from being under something else.

These abilities derive from something called machine learning, which is at the heart of many modern AI applications.

Since all classes derive from Object, you can change the array's element type from any class to any other class.

With this model it is possible to derive new genetic algorithm classes that use mating methods other than the defaults defined for a genome.

Some scientists are beginning to look seriously at just what benefits patients may derive from spirituality.

Warring's friend, an Australian in his 40s who lives in San Francisco, did derive a few laughs out of it.

Mr. Deripaska has said he doesn't derive political or business benefit from his marriage.

The motors division continued to derive the majority of its business activities from the toys sector at this stage .

I recognize that many people derive their morals from religion, but I insist that religion is not the only fountainhead of morality.

The Delegation thought there was a real positive impact that might derive from WIPO actually adopting a clearer course in this direction.

Given the special syntax of the tokens, it is usually possible (and advisable) to derive this list by inspecting the package contents.

An attempt was made to pass a data type that does not derive from System. Exception into a catch block.

All unconsciously the ideas they derive from the printed pages are stored up, to be worked over by the imagination for their future profit.

My whole style of research, and the techniques that support almost all of my own papers, derive from his foundational articles .

Legal agreements must take account of a likely exit, any looming threats and the value the two sides expect to derive from the venture.

In other words, we take advantage of Jython's interpreter and can derive a little testing language like this for Joe.

When people derive a secondary benefit from the very painful behavior or emotion they're trying to change, this is called secondary gain.

Since Nicolas was a real person, and since the actual date of his birth is known, we can derive the date of the book where he is mentioned.

In reading this novel, we feel as if located in the grotesque mythical or fairy world and derive boundless joy from it.

Restriction can be used to derive both complex and simple types, although it is typically used for simple types.

Only when data can be easily exchanged will the entire biological community be able to derive the full benefit from such microarray studies.

The aims of this study were to evaluate the reliability of the current methods and to derive normal population values with these methods.

You have no place in shopping malls in the inflow of the pilot's breath, so you derive greater self-confidence.

we will derive more of our power from solar than from any other source, and there - a majority of new cars manufactured will be electric.

Can enter a maze of any size data, with nonrecursive method to derive a path out of the maze, and the output path.

Don't you tell us all, once a year, the governments derive their just power from the consent of the governed ?

In defending the great cause of human rights, I wish to derive the assistance of all religions and of all parties.

Because of this, and the framework that WebSphere Portal provides, it is pretty easy to derive a component layout for the final portlet.

Governments then did not "derive their just powers from the consent of the governed" .

Otherwise, malicious callers are able to derive from your permission, potentially causing security vulnerabilities.

I derive the optimal risk management rule in such a framework and show that it allows high volatility choices, while net worth is high.

may be but a tiny fraction of all the wonders that will derive from this device well into the next century.

derive. . . from She derived great satisfaction from her stamp collection.

But these criticisms do not recognise the benefits scientists and scholars derive from being editors, peer reviewers, and contributors.

These techniques begin with an HTML Web page and derive semantics from the content of that page.

You cannot truly forgive yourself or others as long as you derive your sense of self from the past.

So like any diligent scientist, he set about trying to derive one.

well I'd say all that marks you earn are used to derive those said above.

It provides exposure to companies worldwide that derive at least 50% of their revenue from agriculture business.

There was a hope for designing systems and practices, which would have helped countries to derive advantages from the IP system.

About half of the women seemed to derive as much pleasure, based upon their brain patterns, from giving money as from receiving it.

In the end, there are many important benefits that you can derive from taking a break from the children and reading.

Beauty -- and all the values that derive from beauty -- are not measured and evaluated in terms of the dollar.

Members marked as abstract, or included in an abstract class, must be implemented by classes that derive from the abstract class.

I've chosen not to derive from WebControl since the additional style properties defined by that class are not applicable to this control.

Maybe you derive pleasure from a hobby that you can turn into a lucrative enterprise.

But White would say there's a better question to ask: Would it be possible to derive Australopithecus from Ardipithecus parts?

We compare equilibria of our model to a full-information case and derive conditions under which equilibrium wages are distorted upward.

Today's change management strategies and techniques derive from the theoretic work of a number of early researchers.

Ultimately, Chinese peonies still derive from trade sources in Luoyang, where they have had a superb history for more than 1500 years.

It is from this shared intentionality that children derive their sense of norms and of expecting others to obey them.

The result indicates that this approach could derive greenbelt information from this method exactly.

We derive a closed-form pricing formula for high yield notes that have been planned to be issued by Taiwanese local security firms in 2003.

Extension is always used to derive complex types.

Traders at this level love the markets and derive a great deal of satisfaction from them, like skiers enjoy tall mountains.

The qualitative methods used in educational psychology often derive from anthropology, sociology or sociolinguistics.

But, unless you're a genuine sociopath, it's a real feat to derive such pleasure from actually being the subject of others' wrath.

without such a model it was difficult for instructors to determine how to derive objective.

So I guess her coven ought to be able to derive some comfort from this experience.

Human anatomy has been studied for many purposes and one of them is the wish to derive statistical rules for "ideal" bodily proportions.

Her exotic good looks may derive from her mixed ancestry which is Czech, French-Canadian, Iroquois and English.

For a uniform complex dynamical network, linear matrix inequality (LMI) is adopted to derive a sufficient condition of synchronization.

However, these forms derive out a lot of varieties in the practical application, which have the astonishing similarity in certain aspects.

The reasons for its enfeebled position derive from the state-centric nature of its 2009-10 stimulus.

To derive mathematical model, dynamic characteristic equations are obtained and the pulse amplitude and time of input shaper was calculated.

Users may prepare net lists with a text editor, or derive them from a circuit diagram using a third-party schematic-capture application.

The proper mathematical model was established, through analytical analysis, we derive theoretical result to determine the optimal solution.

Controls that allow child controls to be added to it at design time can derive from the ContainerControlDesigner class.

It is possible, however, to derive even greater benefit by using grid computing for all resources.

Use the name of the original coclass to name the coclass interface and derive it from the default interface.

As a rational choice model, Rawls' contract theory attempted to derive the principles of justice and fairness in a rigorous way.

First-generation biofuels derive from edible biomass, primarily corn and soybeans (in the U. S. ) and sugarcane (in Brazil).

Logic is usually said to be concerned with forms only and to derive the material for them from elsewhere.

Using these tools, you can either set up the database outline manually or derive this metadata from the data in a relational star schema.

Custom Controls are individual control elements on a form that derive from the System. Windows. Forms. Control class.

The service spread quickly because for any one user to derive value from the service, their friends had to be on the service too.

And drivers can hardly derive status from how green their cars are, because that would be like saying, "Look how safe my bomb is. "

The default value, Auto, indicates that the report server should attempt to derive the value from the data provider when the report runs.

She knew that she had to finally derive wisdom from this experience.

Host items in application-level projects do not derive from classes in the host application's object model.

The IHCP studied in the thesis is to use the temperature measured somewhere within the boundaries to derive the temperature function.

Base class to derive custom Editors from. Use this to create your own custom inspectors and editors for your objects.

Derive and the equations of motion for a multibody dynamic system and apply the equations in a simulation of limb motion.

Some of the most obvious derive from superconductors ' ability to carry high currentswithno energy losses or resistive heating.

You must specify some cache characteristics, like number of entries or lifetime, which you could derive from the caching pattern.

The rules for this carve-up derive from the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Many of Wright's masterpieces derive their unique look from his belief that architecture must fit into its natural surroundings.

It adds that some of the multinationals' sales derive from components exported from China that end up in items reltailed in China.

Whenever we derive anything connected to phasetransitions, we usually always start with the fact that the chemical potential changes.

Why not create a solid body of the strap in the skeleton, and then derive the solid body as a solid or surface body into the support part?

Most derive at least half their sales and earnings outside Japan and years ago moved many of their factories overseas, too.

To ensure sustainability, Chinese enterprises will have to derive their competitiveness more from innovation.

that must deal with problems that derive from Africa's historical relation with the rest of the world, established in that period.

These customers derive satisfaction from being able to experience the best this world has to offer.

Conclusion: To derive the convergence results for allocation methods applied to nonlinear singular boundary problems.

You must be able to integrate any purchase and derive genuine synergies efficiently.

Those with this type of genealogy have no compassion and derive pleasure from tormenting others.

The disadvantages of state-owned venture capital pattern derive from its agent-principal problem and lack of special ability.

A distribution group that uses recipient filters and conditions to derive its membership at the time the message is sent.

Represents the abstract base class from which all classes that derive byte sequences of a specified length inherit.

Given an ontology and a model, Jena's inference engine can derive additional statements that the model doesn't express explicitly.

Organizations with legacy systems see an increasing need to drive SOA adoption to derive great value out of their legacy systems.

While search engines can derive peptides in silico from protein sequences, this is usually limited to standard digestion algorithms.

Default indicates that the report server should attempt to derive the value from the data provider when the report runs.

Setting intermediate goals can also help workers derive a sense of accomplishment, and keep pace with longer-term targets, Mr. Best says.

The top-down approach is focused on leveraging information in existing web pages, as-is, to derive meaning automatically.

But even a single application will derive some benefit in startup time if it's using a shared class cache.

Discussion with others is intended to clarify ideas, concepts, and technical questions, not to derive group homework set solutions.

Describes a dialog box that allows you to specify which component a new form or user control will derive from.

At the end of the thesis, we also derive and dis-cuss the coherent oscillation population effect in semiconductor quantum dot.

Metis: the ability to see patterns in the world and derive a gist from complex situations.

And unlike physiotherapy, patients tending to a garden derive additional benefits by creating or changing things.

This tool supports analysis of the video log to derive usability metrics as well.

Some of this organic material is finally broken down into simpler compounds from which the plant can derive nutrients .

To organized activities, or arise from some personal derive or gregarious instinct, it may be friendly or hostile.

Command-and-control management styles both derive from and reinforce bureaucracy, power tripping and an overall culture of paranoia.

However, only the system and compilers can derive explicitly from the Delegate class or from the MulticastDelegate class.

Rather, cats are just able to derive more energy from protein and use it more efficiently.

Their name comes from the fact that their value "derives" from underlying assets like stocks, bonds and commodities.

Because you cannot derive from a sealed class, do not create a sealed user control.

By learning Western etiquette, Siam can understand Western culture as an important aspect and derive inspiration.

Given how often Americans, in normal times, refinance or move, most derive limited benefit from its extremely long maturity.

In the essential part of the article, it tries to derive pricing equilibrium with game theory paradigm under various circumstances.

One cannot derive all possible enjoyment from music unless he participates, so to speak, in its performance.

The economic contribution of sport is in the pleasure participants and spectators derive, and the resulting gains in health and longevity.

This does not derive from the logic of a single market, but from a need to preserve macroprudential stability.

You can bind to an array of values that you calculate at run time, read from a file, or derive from the values of other controls.

At startup, GStreamer queries all installed plug-ins to derive the set of elements available for applications.

important test is whether one can derive classical general relativity as an approximation to loop quantum gravity.

Wave shaping circuits derive the other desired waveforms -- square, pulse, triangle, etc. -- from the sawtooth output by the core circuit.

But food scientists work hard to reach the precise point at which we derive the greatest pleasure from fat, sugar and salt.

it also enables you (and your loved ones) to derive much more enjoyment from them!

The BOO is one of the mode derive from BOT, it presents the highest level privatization of public infrastructures.

while by the rise of the Snopes family who derive themselves from poor whites, The Hamlet reveals the ending of the old time.

It's a sensitivity to the physical environment, the ability to pick out patterns in an environment -- derive a gist.

You attempted to implement an interface member in a class that does not derive from the interface.

The Delegate class is not considered a delegate type; it is a class used to derive delegate types.

Like how most people derive as much (if not more) happiness from planning fun things than from the actual act of doing them.

Attempts to measure happiness are fraught with problems of subjectivity: different people derive happiness from different activities.

Econometric model gives us a superior way of organizing and systematizing the forecasting process to derive a logical conclusion.

They normally do not follow any systematic process to derive test cases.

This affirmation of our decisions helps us derive heightened pleasure from choices that might actually be neutral.

Rather than turning our backs on this traditional diet, the new data suggest we could all derive substantial health benefits from it.

The text uses the quantity theory of money as a simple way to derive the AD-curve.

The results of this kind of evaluation derive qualitative conclusions on appraised goals.

Adenoid cystic carcinomas which derive from the tracheobronchial mucous glands are the second commonest tracheal neoplasm.

As long as you derive inner help and comfort from anything, keep it.

English idioms, as cultural loads, derive from Anglo- American social life, religious belief, literary allusions and foreign languages.

By contrast, the current popular uprisings in the Middle East derive their power and legitimacy from the fact that they are home-grown.

Arguments cannot be solely polemical, but must derive fromaclear, well-supported evaluation of thetexts, lecture materials, videos or films.

It is the basis of computing the size of switch transistors to derive the model of the power dissipation and efficiency of charge pump.

Carbonium ions in solution derive much of their stability from solvation effects and are formed more easily in more polar media.

Ethanol will not make economic or environmental sense until refiners perfect methods to derive the fuel from cellulose, not corn.

Authors derive the calculation formula for metering of six types of ordinary storage tanks and develop the calculation program for metering.

however , the difficulty to derive the no - fit polygon of two non - convex polygons limited its application.

Experience of the world, one could, it was thought, derive a more accurate depiction of the world.

Black boxes appeal to beginners who derive a false sense of security from them.

People who have close friends naturally enjoy their company. Of equal importance are the concrete emotional benefits they derive.

Macau and Monaco, which derive nearly all of their gambling revenue from tourists, do not make the list.

Ideally, you could use an automated tool to derive accessibility evaluation points based on personas and their contexts of use.

And now you have to be very careful when you try to derive that from this plot.

Sure, it occasionally makes something more difficult, but it's a good trade-off for the benefit you derive in day-to-day coding.

Wei Jin Southern and Northern Dynasties, "que" derive the connection adverb usage in the foundation of the time adverb usage.

Concept mapping is a statistical tool used to derive conclusions from qualitative data, such as subjective responses to a survey.

For this kind of supply chain coordination, we derive a range of discount price under supply chain coordination.

As two basic theories of pragmatics, both speech act theory and conversational implicature derive from ordinary-language philosophy.

So, if you know the sequence of one strand's As, Cs, Ts, and Gs, you can derive the other strand's sequence.

One can bank on the fact that most coins derive from Latin words, and are named after people, places, or things.

Like I promised, we're going to be able to derive every thermodynamic quantity if we just know the partition function.

Custom attributes are essentially traditional classes that derive directly or indirectly from System. Attribute.

Genus-book is a special type of literature compilation, and its true origin should derive from "Huang Lan" .

Finally, we derive the deterministic equivalent problems for linear systems with measure errors distributed in known intervals.

Future gains will likely derive from momentum more than fundamentals, he says, which means they may be short-lived.

The organization will not derive significant benefits from being compliant only in appearance.

Allows you to specify which component a new form or user control will derive from.

Principles and values: Agile practices derive from a set of core principles and values.

use this attribute as it is , and do not derive from it.

So now we've been able to derive that just based on this really simple molecular picture.

And S&P 500 companies derive nearly half of their earnings overseas, where growth is expected to be stronger.

Let's review them to derive a best practice approach of preventing unintended FM access to the System.

Trade surpluses and deficits derive from mispriced currencies arising from government manipulation.

He is one of those people who can derive pleasure from helping others.

Page developers do not use the DataBoundControl class directly; instead, they use controls that derive from this class.

A programmer can derive benefit from a multi - threaded application only if the coding problem requires some concurrency .

The calculations used to derive the data for these curve plots are made using the same level of complexity as the flight model in the game.

Asked for a procedure to derive all the solutions of the problem.

Derive an equivalent compressive spring boundary to simplify the shell FEM analysis model and improve the artificial boundary method.

The problem, for some, is that stem-cell cultures derive ultimately from blastocysts, one of the earliest stages of embryonic development.

This paper presents formula to derive transient temperature distribution and thermal stress for hollow steam turbine rotors.

Electromechanical coupling effect is considered in the dynamic analysis on permanent magnet AC servo precision derive system.

Obama's major difficulties predictably derive from reacting too strongly against the Clinton model.

Remoting surrogates handle remoting serialization requirements of objects that derive from MarshalByRefObject.

Conclusion: Some choanal polyp derive from concha nasalis media, endoscopic sinus surgery is a good method for treatment.

It is seriously harmful to health that human derive luxury vegetable in which nitrate was exceeding the corresponding standard.

If you intend to select a master page dynamically, it is recommended that you create a base class from which your master pages derive.

However, prose and poetry can be complementary, both cross-Fusion Beauty can thus derive prose.

The language in use has registered a designer class in the Registry that does not derive from the correct base class.

Finally, the authors can derive the decomposition and reconstruction formulas which are similar to those of orthonormal wavelets.

In the study, transfer matrix method is used to derive the dispersion relation equation and the surface states equation of superlattices.

Remoting surrogates handle remoting serialization requirements of objects that derive from.

Both companies give away their browser software for free, although they derive income from web searches conducted inside the programs.

Represents the abstract class from which all implementations of Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) must derive.

The shells, called tests, are made mainly of calcium carbonate, which the animals derive from carbon atoms in the air and water.

The recommendations in this report derive from a critical review of the available literature and group discussion.

Our goal is to derive how an application should be build to easily adapt to business changes and other required modifications.

Instead, it is recommended that you derive classes from the class corresponding to the node type that you are interested in.

In network platform, we derive a soul food, even if the surge came flooding back of this great creation.

Finally the women's images of the previous dynasties in poetry derive from the women who fall into disfavor or frustrations.

We calculate the ML estimation via the EM algorithm, and derive its iteration equations, which gives a closed-form solution for parameters.

The name of the Windows class to derive the control from.

If you want to conduct formal quantitative testing on your products or systems, you'll need more people to derive statistical results.

Finally, we used multi-regression to derive the relation between growing season, temperature and precipitation.

A store serving the Department of Transportation may derive some common base contracts for government customers from the asset store.

It would apply to firms that derive their income from investment adviser or asset management services.

Derive more than 20 authentic original data set for the argument of this article provide strong evidence.

Furthermore, we derive the explicit solution of the expected growth rates of consumption and savings.

Apple isn't likely to derive much in the way of direct profit from the business, Mr. Jobs acknowledged.

According to the HFEA, it has received two research licence applications to derive stem cells from embryos created via cloning.

In intron III, a possible transposable element was identified. This suggested this intron might derive from transposon.

Interestingly, the forces shaping business derive their strength and energy from these potent sources of social change.

Enlarged pores may derive from excessive excretion of oily matter from the skin , or weakened cells due to aging .

And if people derive self-esteem from the very behaviors that we are warning against, ironically, our warnings may promote these behaviors.

Derive from: originate from eg. Thousands of English words derive from Latin.

Well, there is something very similar here, but I don't want to go into the details of K exactly how you derive here kappa.