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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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Although it's not infallible, you now have more information about the code base than you can derive from just looking at reams of code.

For one thing, most projections of the impact derive from estimates of changes in average temperature.

There is an old saying in ancient china: everything is derive from Yin and Yang.

Mining-rights are classified in the Quasi-real rights and the property rights which derive from the state ownership of mineral resources.

The strategies of the two companies derive from the characters of their founders.

Derive from a specific class or interface, or a specific generic class instead, or include the unknown type as a member.

It does not derive from any superordinate conceptual rationale.

During this past week, we identified our primary values and used these to create clear goals and plans that derive from these values.

Classes that derive from this base class contain the actual implementation for managing, applying, and extracting personalization data.

In this article, we consider emission trading has the common traits as a right, it can be a right derive from ownership or real right.

To derive from an existing control class, store the system class name in this property.

Such reciprocal gestures derive from the age-old precept of "favor begets respect" and are prevalent in Chinese society.

The two attitudes derive from different historical perspectives.

Must actually derive from the interface specified as the default interface.

One answer is the indirect benefit that investors derive from addressing the economic risks of global warming.

Q: Why is the hypothesized object dubbed "Tyche, " and why choose a Greek name when the names of other planets derive from Roman mythology?

Beyond star names, many astronomical terms, among them zenith, nadir, and azimuth, also derive from Arabic.

Theories derive from practice as well as guide them, especially in the economic field.

If both arrays have reference type elements, the source element type must derive from the destination element type.

The indicated attribute class must derive from Attribute, either directly or indirectly.

Postmodernism challenges many of modern basic assumptions, holding that real knowledge should derive from multi-perspectives.

It is repeatedly proved that almost all extraordinary imaginations in literary history derive from history itself.

The ten etchings shown in this exhibition derive from Doig's own paintings from the period 1992 to early 1995.

In the following example, no conversion exists between types student and String, but both derive from Object, so all assignments are valid.

A class you can derive from if you want to create objects that don't need to be attached to game objects.

Think of amazing accomplishments. Think of the joy and fulfillment you will derive from your work.

These relationships derive from the business model and the selection tree enforces them.

The implication is that it may derive from drinking vessels made from a piece of bamboo.

Development of internal control evaluation derive from gradual progress of internal control theory and practice.

Client & Component both derive from Connection which does the XML stream processing.

Override the Clone method whenever you derive from DataGridViewButtonCell and add new properties to the derived class.

Who says that life is not a subject, if discover and use, life will be more beautiful! Life, derive from the details.

Composite controls that derive from System. Windows. Forms. UserControl are called user controls.

The survey's figures derive from the sums that HRG's clients pay for a room.

By contrast, a sealed class does not allow other classes to derive from it.

Since the object will be used across AppDomain boundaries, it must derive from MarshalByRefObject.

The type argument must be or derive from the specified base class.

That is to say, new class and the stratum categories derive from the alternations of political purposes.

By default, both class interfaces derive from IDispatch interfaces.

For maximum programmatic control, you can create custom Web Parts controls that derive from the base.

Interoperation exceptions derive from SystemException and are further extended by ExternalException.

Instead, our gains now derive from amplifying the accurate control of materials -- the second regime of control.

Feeling: Happy inbeing derive from inward satisfaction.

Override the Clone method whenever you derive from the DataGridViewCell class and add new properties to the derived class.

The problem with this argument is that many commonly accepted geographic terms derive from outdated world views of this sort.

Configuration section. You can also derive from the health-monitoring types to create your own custom events and providers.

Define custom attributes as classes that derive from System. Attribute.

Classes can derive from the DefaultHttpHandler class to provide customized handling of requests.

Class Designer cannot display types that are void or that derive from a void type.

Looting shops and setting them on fire derive from the same impulsion and gratify the same longing.

The figures derive from assessments made by financial analysts, journalists and bankers, based on their perceptions of control.

In addition to butanol, the bacteria can produce various useful fatty acids that existing processes derive from plant and animal oils.

Still, together with agriculture and ranching, 75 percent of Brazilian emissions derive from changes in land use.

Note that all of the data types below derive from the Decimal data type (except for decimal itself)!

In particular, shared instances of classes must derive from MarshalByRefObject.

That is, the words associated with wheels and wagons derive from the language of that culture.

Note that all of the data types below derive from the String data type (except for string itself)!

Derive from IPrimeEvents, implement the handler functions, then call Register.

Controls that require custom design-time processing can derive from the base ControlDesigner class.

This new class of Devils derive from an experiment to clone a virus victim, and it looks like science has created a true monster this time.

Other sections derive from columns that he wrote for Slate, an online magazine.

It may also derive from the presence of environmental stressors such as prolonged exposure to elevated sound levels or bright light.

And there's also propane and butane , and gases that derive from the same processes that make the oil.

Provides a base class for design-time support for controls that derive from.

Types or derive from them to handle configuration information.

This powerful work will convince you of the benefits you will derive from PMA.

Provides a base class for design-time support for controls that derive from DataBoundControl.

The only real information we can derive from this test is that none of our code threw any exceptions.

Hundreds of English words derive from the Arabic language.

Base class for all template classes. All user-defined template classes must derive from this class.

The partial class must derive from the type that backs the root element.

We should be judged by the quality of our products and the value investors derive from them.

Demonstrates how to implement custom authentication and authorization by using classes that derive from.

The sparks of genius derive from learned knowledge.

Mandy Joye: And there' s also propane and butane, and gases that derive from the same processes that make the oil.

the process becomes more important than the insights and concepts that derive from it.

All sexually reproducing organisms derive from a common ancestor which was a single celled eukaryotic species.

All P. falciparum parasites alive today appear to derive from an individual example of P. reichenowi.

Validation rules derive from the ValidationRule base class.

Extraction rules derive from the ExtractionRule base class.

You cannot instantiate it; instead, you must derive from it by implementing a network executor.

The first law is simply that emotions derive from situations.

The various kinds of part controls that derive from the Part class handle the inherited, UI-oriented properties differently.

Unfortunately, because they all derive from a relatively small pool of ancestors, their genetic polymorphism is rather limited.

In the Defined Styles list, locate the style type to derive from.

If you want to make your own class non-copyable, you just derive from this class.

Must either derive from or implement the base class.

derive from the untiring efforts to details.

The Knowledge Logic SI based on the non-standard logic allows incoherent information state, but not everything can derive from it.

Provides data for controls that derive from the.

Many English words derive from Latin and Greek.

Happiness is a quality that Iinject into my work, not something I derive from it.

It is recommended that you never derive from the XmlNode class.

ObjectStateFormatter is used by the PageStatePersister class and classes that derive from it to serialize view state and control state.

You also cannot derive from Static1, or add any non-static members to the class.

The quality of the life we live is based upon the learning we derive from our experiences.

Their story, and the lessons we derive from it, will long outlive them.

Derive from this type and only overload those methods you need to provide customization in.

Class and appropriate for most controls that derive from this class.

One or more classes that derive from System. Windows. Forms. : : . Form.

Still Schlosstein agrees with Woolley that Wall Street has problems, many of which derive from its size.

The pleasure you derive from this beautiful and rare gemstone will be long-lasting.

A person with courage will be able to admit his mistake, and will derive from this a certain level of satisfaction.

Extraction rules derive from the.

The class must derive from the add-in base class in the add-in view.

We should not buy anything made with products which derive from forest conversion.

Briefly, a Message collection is the generation of a single message that can derive from multiple messages from one or more sources.

Your custom control will derive from the UserControl class.

To access resources using other protocols, you must implement protocol-specific classes that derive from WebRequest and WebResponse.

Many later advice manuals derive from it.

All cells derive from the DataGridViewCell base class.

To derive. . . from e. G. I derive a lot of pleasure form stamp collecting.

Awakening can derive from pain.

The Page and UserControl classes derive from the TemplateControl class.

To use this implementation you must derive from this class and implement the abstract methods.

The development of Chinese public management theories, derive from western theories, has been adopting to usher in, digest, absorb.

Furthermore, it would pose COM interop problems because the "2" interfaces in EnvDTE80 derive from the EnvDTE interfaces.

To do this, you must define classes that derive from DataGridViewColumn and DataGridViewCell.

Given that predators can make it costly to beg for food, what benefit do begging nestlings derive from their communications?

Class-level attributes require the specified permission in order to derive from the class.

Class, but you are not limited to using controls that derive from this class.

The terms derive from the use of financial accounts.

Controls, such as TextBox and those that derive from ListControl, provide a text property that can be changed by a page user.

Derive from this class if you want to create a user control using the code-behind technique.

Of additions to International English since 1994, between 5 and 20 percent derive from Chinese English use.

Part controls are contained in zones, all of which derive from the abstract WebZone class.

If the class does not have a Synchronized method, derive from the class and implement a Synchronized method using the SyncRoot property.

Most languages derive from one parent language. Mednyj Aleut has two parents.

Most nations derive from a single tribe or a single race.

'Class1': cannot derive from sealed type 'class2'

If I know book, then I want status to derive from knowing book.

Actually, many existing or historic place-names in China directly derive from them.

There are two general types of zone controls that derive from the base WebZone class: WebPartZoneBase zones and ToolZone zones.

The government's concerns derive from the extraordinary size and unusual structure of bank lending in China so far this year.

The more power you have, the more additional power you derive from the new data.

This is a useful base class for code generators to derive from.

The crucial indirect benefits for developing countries derive from the impact of an oil price decline on the industrial countries.

The chances are that if you like a plant, it will ultimately derive from a Chinese habitat.

The two kinds of bands, DataGridViewColumn and DataGridViewRow, both derive from the DataGridViewBand base class.

Since we can derive from good books pleasure, companionship, and experience, we should read as many good books as possible.

What do I want my clients or customers to derive from the site?

A key point to derive from this is that RPC style web services are simply a subset of document-style services in general.

Because the Mutex and Semaphore classes derive from WaitHandle, they can be used with the static methods of WaitHandle.

For example, if you want to return additional information on attribute nodes, you can derive from the XmlAttribute class.

One-quarter of its revenues derive from Hong Kong and China, and most of the rest from South-East Asia.

Data source controls that represent hierarchical data derive from the abstract HierarchicalDataSourceControl class.

Control what code is allowed to derive from your class by restricting it to the same assembly or by using declarative security, described in

past hooting school children, their innocent faces lit up with the pleasure they ever derive from the sight of a gentleman in difficulties;

Much of the adaptability in rendering behavior can be encapsulated in the specialized classes that derive from the

Note that not all languages support throwing and catching objects that do not derive from

Control without adding the child control to the private collection, you can derive from the

If your component cannot derive from one of the base implementations due to single inheritance, implement

The word "control" in this topic is used to mean classes that derive from either

Control tracks and manages all the other Web Parts controls on a page, including all zones that derive from the base

Characterization the Soybean Varieties Resource Derive from the Different Ecological Regions in Beijing

In summary, as a general rule, the operational requirements derive from these sources

This constructor can be used to derive from this attribute and specify multiple tab types by calling

If your component needs to be marshaled by reference, derive from

Finally, the definition module sets the class attribute to declare that the new elements derive from

If your component needs to be marshaled by value, derive from

Methods must be implemented in classes that derive from the

Third, it is important to derive from the observations irrefutable evidence that the earliest phases in the evolution of protostars DO occur

Jessie's right. Authority should derive from the consent of the governed,

To bind to site map data and present it in list form, while controls that derive from the

That follows the rules of a strongly typed collection, you should derive from

Delegates with more than one method in their invocation list derive from

A control must derive from one of the base control classes

All the methods overridden in this example derive from the

Or derive from a class that directly or indirectly implements

Those honors are bestowed upon two abstract classes that derive from PreviewHandler

User defined exceptions should never derive from

maintain life activities; they all derive from

The types and members they contain derive from the original

Three of the custom controls derive from the

Classes that derive from the Stream class include

class , and all part controls that derive from the base

Derive From Material Within Layer