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Information with complicated contents which derives from international news is often beyond the scope of students' knowledge.

The name derives from the fact that the technology incorporated to create the note exceeds that of the original.

The notion of modality derives from Aristotle. It has been a continuous study which interested many logicians, philosophers and linguists.

It is often said that the modern French identity derives from the 1789 revolution and its heroic slogan of liberty, equality and fraternity.

Specifies the name of the class from which a code object derives as an identifier for that code object.

Mr Fink, 56, is the son of a shoe salesman and says his character derives from growing up in a modest working-class suburb of Los Angeles.

The name derives from FORmula TRANslation; it was the most widely used high-level language for scientific and engineering computations.

For the Peruvian Andes it has been overestimated how much of the river discharge actually derives from the glacial meltwaters.

All of that derives out of this early explanation for me. All right, so here we have the four concepts.

It is not for the seeker, for the seeker finds what he wants, and the comfort he derives from it is the morality of his own fears.

This had already had an impact on the results of the conglomerate, which derives more than half of its revenues from non-US businesses.

Magic is not the result of primitive Buddhism, while derives from Brahmanism, which is forbidden in the time of Buddha.

Ah, wrong metaphor: U. S. strength derives as much from its dominion over the sea as its ability to project force over land.

The name "Smurf attack" derives from the name of one of the exploit programs -- called smurf -- attackers use to execute this attack.

The name derives from the minium, or red lead, used to emphasize initial letters in medieval illuminated manuscripts.

For the narrative poems, the thematic significance derives from the surface meaning and the deep level connotation.

The engineers say the material's strength derives from the ordered nature of its lattice design.

It derives much of its revenue from sales taxes and has no city property tax.

As a cogeneration places listed companies, the company derives its revenue principally from electricity and heat.

It is completely compatible with western accounting methods and derives all the data that it needs from information extant in the company.

A logo is rarely a description of a business. A logo derives meaning from the quality of the thing it symbolizes, not the other way around.

One reason why children experience their schoolwork as the opposite of play derives from the close supervision of that work.

common sense , or intuition , or self - evident truths derives from man ' s perceptions of the world about him.

The term "masochism" , which describes a sexual desire to have pain inflicted on oneself, derives from the author's surname.

Man's preoccupation with time derives ultimately from his unique relationship to it.

The Monitor class can provide locking in multiple application domains if the object used for the lock derives from MarshalByRefObject.

The hotel is located on a man-made island just off the coast of Dubai and derives its sail-like shape from the region's nautical history.

What sounds like good news for a region that derives much of its economic growth from exports could actually end up being a challenge.

She believes that for men who visit lap-dancing clubs, enjoyment derives primarily from handing over the money, not from the dance itself.

Class can provide locking in multiple application domains if the object used for the lock derives from.

A great deal of the knowledge we have about household goods derives largely from the advertisements we read.

The bank has estimated it derives more than 90 per cent of its profits from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

By the recursive property, the new algorithm can reduce the size of problem which derives the paths with a small space required.

She says that much of her self-sufficiency derives from being a latchkey child when she was young.

This attention deficit, of course, derives from the inherently duopolistic nature of British politics.

Goldman Sachs will be hardest hit: it derives at least 10% of its revenue from proprietary trading.

Concrete derives its strength from the fact that pulverized Portland cement, when mixed with water, hardens by a process called hydration.

Money , like anything else , derives its value from its scarcity in relation to its usefulness .

The paper derives Boltzmann distribution law in terms of the principle of maximum information entropy.

Some scholars believe that the name "Maldives" derives from the Sanskrit maladvipa, meaning "garland of islands. "

Likewise, a value of a type that derives from a base type is also a value of that base type.

The power of Gestalt Therapy as a psychotherapeutic approach derives from the immediacy inherent in contact and experience.

We believe that the Galactic Government derives its power and right to rule from the consent of the governed.

Portugal Telecom derives 46% of its revenues from the fast-growing Brazilian unit and its future growth depends on it.

Pakistan derives about a fifth of its output from agriculture, and much of its most productive cropland is submerged or turned to bog.

One strength derives from an aspect of autism that has long been seen as one of its chief deficits: weak central coherence.

It derives recommendations from a set of experimental studies that require participants to use domain-specific knowledge.

This limitation derives from the fact that most touch-screen displays today use a single sheet of glass as the top layer.

The modern name "France" derives from the name of the feudal domain of the Capetian Kings of France around Paris.

Ushanka hats, made from fur, with earflaps, are worn throughout Russia. The name derives from the Russian word for "ears" .

One difference derives from what might be considered social class.

It also derives funds from membership dues, sales of publications and souvenirs, and from its own commercial tours.

Legend of the White Snake derives from the Tang and Five Dynasties and is handed down through the Ming and Qing Dynasties until now.

The common belief is that this derives from the fact that there were 13 people at Christ's Last Supper.

The first of these measures derives from the work of the late James Tobin, a Nobel laureate economist.

Your mother derives satisfaction from her work at the hospital, I think?

The point at which something comes into existence or from which it derives or is derived.

But her fame in Britain derives from her job as a BBC sports presenter, a position she has held since 1994.

This paper derives several theorems concerning weak law of large numbers for sequence of complex independent random variables.

Public perception of a nature- versus -people theme also derives from the conservation strategy of focusing on so-called hot spots.

ClearCase is the chronological repository from which one case derives the state of the process and work-products across time.

Be alert to the ways in which research derives from and affects the work of other people, and respect the rights and reputations of others.

The theory says that the name tennis derives from the Egyptian town of Tinnis alongside the Nile.

It derives from the 40-day (quarantine) isolation period instituted in an attempt to prevent spread of plague in the Middle Ages.

It derives its meaning and usefulness from the quality of that which it symbolizes.

Actually, the sense of English language derives exactly from what is lost when English is translated, even subconsciously.

The company derives virtually all its revenues and earnings from Canada.

In Visual Studio, create a library project and define a custom class that derives from WebControl, as shown in the procedure above.

Determines whether the class represented by the current Type derives from the class represented by the specified Type.

This naming convention derives from a map being built with multiple layers of data placed on top of one another.

He derives great satisfaction from his stamp collection.

Mr. XX firmly believes everything derives from the Almighty and that all the other living organisms have the same origin as humans.

SELECT derives many of its operations from relational algebra, and encompasses a large portion of it.

Message queues are a really simple concept that derives from the power of queueing semaphores .

The European Financial Stability Facility derives its firepower from the guarantees of its shareholders.

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

Shame is the source of Chinese traditional moral. Chinese shame derives from the sense of colony and dignity.

Discovery Communications, which derives almost all of its revenue from cable, notched up a 13% increase in profits in the second quarter.

The UpdateProgressAssociatedUpdatePanelIDConverter class derives from the StringConverter class.

We make sure that every mistake we make derives into a valuable experience for us.

You can use the fully qualified name of the class to be certain from which namespace the class derives.

The agricultural problem derives in large part from a number of socioeconomic factors, going far beyond the mere problem of peasants.

A report that derives its definition through a link to another report.

Specifies a principal from which the principal executing this statement derives its right to deny the permission.

a merchandising firm is one that derives most of its revenue from selling merchandise to customers.

He derives strength from his Christianity.

Panel pattern design inspiration derives from the streamline abstract charm of Picasso school , adding artistic touch to the masterpiece.

provides intact theory prove to sonar direction finding precision formula, and derives out the more accurate calculation formula.

Specifies the principal from which the principal executing this query derives its right to grant the permission.

The name of the class from which the code object derives is used as an identifier (System. Windows. Forms. Form).

The name of the class from which the code object derives is used as an identifier (System. Windows. Forms. Form).

The paper analyzes a model of the line structured light sensor, and also derives imaging formulas by matrix transformation way.

The obligation of capital contribution for shareholders derives from the sponsors' agreement and subscription agreement.

The mythic status of Pele derives as well from the way he incarnated the character of Brazil's national team.

His attitude is composure , elegant , stable and peaceful, which naturally derives from such personality as confidence and goodness .

Currently the company derives 85 per cent of sales from vehicles co-produced with Honda and Toyota.

The root of the nuclear issue derives from the remaining shadow of the Cold War over the Korean Peninsula.

A lymphocyte that derives from the thymus and is the precursor of a T cell.

The name of the class or interface from which this class derives.

It derives heat from the burning or 'combustion', of a fuel and converts this heat into useful work for driving the car.

The internet's strong culture of transparency derives from its power to make information of all kinds available instantly.

Its lexicon derives primarily from Western European languages , while its syntax and morphology show strong Slavic influences .

Though expressed on text, the horizon of this article derives and extends from field bearing human beings and the living.

Marginal utility means the additional satisfaction that a purchaser derives from buying an additional unit of a commodity or service.

This paper makes a study on principles of grounding impedance measurement and derives the formula for calculating grounding impedance.

This principle vests electrons with un determination in momentum and position, derives from the abstraction of point particle of electrons.

Conclusion: The results provide evidence supporting the hypothesis that the perceptual distortion derives from the attentional process.

And much of the CO2 that causes this problem derives from oil and gas made less scarce by the reserves now recoverable from below it.

The paper derives and analyses the algorithm of the peak in theory, and gives the processing steps to delineate abnormal areas.

The author asserts that educational inequality derives from social inequality, the former will strengthen the latter in advance.

Business practices whose rationale derives from consumer ignorance and producer knowledge create a larger problem.

A warrant is a form of derivative that derives its value from an underlying instrument.

bs_set_base_hook: the user class derives publicly from this class to make it compatible with scapegoat tree based containers.

He derives great pleasure from his studies.

The company he founded today derives about 78 percent of sales from outside Europe.

Define a class that derives from the System. EnterpriseServices. ServicedComponent class and implements the queued interface.

It derives funds for managing its expenses by telecasting commercial advertisements besides news bulletins.

Adaptive Server Anywhere derives the column attributes and index information from the object at the remote location.

Oranjewoud derives its beauty and strength from the restrained rectilinear and elongated avenues flanked by woods and meadows.

Saprobe (saprophyte) An organism that derives its nourishment by absorbing the products or remains of other organisms.

With the SOA approach, a service encapsulates how it derives the data, whether by retrieval from a database or by computation.

The clock derives its energy from electrolysis of the citric acid and this helps you leave those toxic batteries away.

The exception argument is an instance of the Exception class or a class that derives from the Exception class .

Define a class that derives directly or indirectly from the System. EnterpriseServices. ServicedComponent class.

A conversion operator is declared with a return type from which the parameter type derives.

A calculating formula for rotational speed derives from movement characteristic equation of one bank planet gear mechanism.

The name of the class from which this class derives.

A custom control is a class that derives from System. Windows. Forms. Control that implements all aspects of a control.

It derives from psychological principles, focusing on the influence of human behavior on the decision making and asset pricing.

The subject derives from the project of "C-band Down Converter" , which is contented with the satellite testing and controlling system.

Describes how to customize the appearance of a ToolStrip control by implementing a class that derives from ToolStripRenderer.

A declarative inheritance permission demanded by a class the assembly derives from.

Legitimacy of cryptic spy derives from conflict and balance of criminal control and individual interest in autonomy.

Online bank is the new model of financial service which derives from internet development and wider application of E-Commerce.

Their prosperity derives from the ability to exploit narrow competitive advantages on a global basis.

Televised documentary derives from movies, the early homiletic works became a tool for framer to realize their propaganda purpose.

He derives much pleasure from his books.

This methodology derives from rules that most experienced software developers follow today.

Halaven derives from halichondrin B, a substance identified in a black sponge that lives off the coast of Japan.

Corporate tax exemption shall take effect beginning from the year the project derives its first profit.

It applies CAD of ship, expression of series ship type and transform, derives new ship shape; It applies ship design of parameter.

Third, the de facto binding force of customary rights derives mainly from the inertial binding effects of factual actions.

Much of this tradition derives from the pagan festival of Beltane.

Chinese literature network, so holding such activities, the intention is clear, its name is Shi Chuan, who derives its name.

The strict control of quality derives from the performance requirements of customers for machinery design.

Energy consumption in wireless networks primarily derives from base station networks.

Of course, the government has every incentive to address transport and labour issues, since it derives the bulk of its revenues from gaming.

It analyses the content of a sound and derives the Fourier spectrum.

Here's the trick: Instead of containing the empty class as a member, the pair structure in Boost derives from the empty class.

Clogger, a term coined in 2004 that derives from "Cambodia blogger, " is now widely known to 2370 university students in Cambodia.

This paper uses a piecewise linear Lyapunov function and derives a new estimate for solutions of linear time-varying systems.

This paper derives a government's optimal R&D subsidy policy to a domestic duopoly .

The search for a new definition derives from more than mere tidiness.

But public anger derives from the same source: extreme and seemingly insurmountable inequality.

The circuit derives its drive from a simple timer output in the microcontroller.

A Windows Forms control is a class that derives directly or indirectly from System. Windows. Forms. Control.

The main benefit derives from compiling the methods before running any measured TaskHandler operations.

quite apparent wherefrom this furniture piece derives inspiration.

The reason of a narrow mind derives from insularity of society.

The control demonstrates the tasks that you will generally perform when rendering a control that derives from the WebControl class.

Value derives not just from the size of the audience, but from their power to link to each other, to form an public as well as a market.

In this example, the user derives the importance degrees as shown in Fig. 1.

A person who derives sexual gratification from observing the naked bodies or sexual acts of others, especially from a secret vantage point.

oslo is scandinavia ' s oldest capital . its name derives from two old norse words meaning ' god ' and ' meadow '

A magnet derives its magnetism from the motions of electrons of atoms within the magnet.

The consistently annoying problem with the butcon derives not from its button part but from its icon part.

Value derives from the integration and sharing of advantageous resource (resource).

Each derives a significant portion of revenue from its instant-noodle business -- 26% for Uni-President and 48% for Tingyi.

On Android, Angry Birds is given away free and derives its income from in-game advertising provided by Google's Admob group.

Tabloid gossip derives its entertainment value from subtle suggestions.

The study of accounting norms derives from empirical economics and normative economics, a division of economics.

Provides an example of creating a custom client control that derives from the Control class, and of how to use the control in a page.

And Google derives plenty of income from Amazon's big paid search advertising program.

From the fact, the shivering driver derives that the diver may thrive on river.

Firstly, the user derives the importance degrees of criteria by pairwise comparison method.

It is unusual in that its power derives, not from its structure or shape, but from the indexing algorithm.

The second explanation derives from the Red Queen Hypothesis, which posits an evolutionary arms race between predators and prey.

Some say its name comes from the Zulu language, others that it derives from township slang.

An aircraft that derives its lift from blades that rotate about an approximately vertical central axis.

Second, because Aflac derives the lion's share of its revenues from Japan.

Such ability derives from knowledge or expertise gained from education or experience.

Financial Asset An asset that derives value because of a contractual claim. Examples are stocks, bonds, or bank deposits.

Analysts say Pearson derives about 1 per cent of its revenues from China, but that figure is set to grow rapidly.

Twain's real name was Samuel Clemens: his nom de plume derives from the Mississippi boatmen's cry for "safe passage" .

Furthermore, each Williams sister derives an inner strength from being a Williams sister.

To find the public-domain time-zone database from which the Java language derives its daylight saving time rules.

Contains a type reference for a custom type that derives from the.

This paper derives the model of local spectrum sensing and cooperative spectrum sensing over Rician channel, and makes simulation.

The naissance of music derives from the connection of urgent needs of human beings and microcosm and macrocosm.

"Carol" derives from an Old-French word for circle-dance.

The Sanskrit word derives from jyotis which means "light, brightness" , but in the plural also "the heavenly bodies, planets and stars" .

VerifySignedByAsmKey derives a signature from previously signed data, using an asymmetric key stored in the database.

This paper derives a new exact method for cycle demand inventory models with resource constraints.

The experience given by this thesis derives from the destiny, which is the imagination of the original separation between man and the world.

The Secret in Their Eyes derives its title from the intentions reflected in the characters' eyes.

The initial model derives from priori informations or traditional interpretation results.

Art needs passion that comes from emotionality and emotionality derives from love.

The Dead Sea derives its name from its incredibly high salinity.

Knowledge derives from education and is a surer road to wisdom.

A weak-stemmed plant that derives its support from climbing, twining, or creeping along a surface.

Hizdahr's crown derives from mine, and he commands the allegiance of some of the most fearsome fighters in the world.

This model derives from the map and reduce combinators from a functional language like Lisp.

The term "hedge" (from hedging your bets ) derives from the aim of making money whether a market goes up or down.

The human body continuously produces heat, which it derives from food.

Creates a declaration for a class that derives from.

The main finding is that the central role of design usually derives from close interactions of company management with designers.

He derives pleasure from even the most trivial occupations bringing his talent into play.

In UK the law derives its authority, expressly or impliedly, from Parliament.

Well, the plant from which maize derives, the teosinte, is wonderfully adaptable.

They hold that the church derives this gift from God, who alone is the ultimate source of infallibility.

It derives from the CatalogZoneBase class, and most of its behavior is inherited from that class.

This example requires that you have defined a class that derives from Form named CustomerForm and that you have defined a Customer.

According to principle of spatial mesh, this paper derives synthetical equations of cylindrical indexing cam surface.

This study derives its materials from the conversation of eight oral cancer patients.

This disparity probably derives from the activity levels of different genes.

Avarice or incorruption derives from the inner heart, and not from the temptation and stimulation of material.

RAVEN derives its name in large part from the highly configurable rules engine it uses to check GUI code.

The dynamism derives in part from the sheer density of the place.

Only the services and references promoted in that composite file would then be used when the SCA runtime derives the component type.

This symbolism derives from the rose's meaning in the language of flowers common in Victorian times.

Idiom is a kind of language use over time the phrase derives from fixed, phrases and short sentences.

The party also derives its legitimacy from patriotism.

This is a heady multiple for a business that derives about two-thirds of total revenue from performance fees.

Seventy per cent of out production team's income derives from agricultural produce.

The Little Storm Bay derives its name from the local people.

Unlike the crossbow the Ballista derives its force from twisted animal sinew and not tension from the frontal arms.

You can use members of an existing class in another class that derives from it.

Her business sense derives not from personal experience but from research.

The little sign I wrote on the blackboard ( figure 1) derives its value therefrom.

MODERN man derives pleasure from some strange undertakings.

As has been noted by many writers, cybernetics derives from the Greek for "steersman" -- a pilot that steers a ship.

Yet it is also a wider issue for the asset management industry, from where Allianz derives a lot of its business.

This usage derives from the WWW error message, "404 Not Found" , meaning the requested document could not be located.

Correlate: Derives complex events from message or event streams.

Soon after germination, the seedling finds a host and derives nourishment from it.

The names of the interfaces from which this interface derives.

Power derives from the mental health and passion of employees (employees).

I have no idea whether it derives its source from the "collective unconscious" .

The GenericWebPart class derives from the WebPart base class, providing implementations of the core Web Part properties.

At last, derives specific image motion compensation formula about depression and field of view.

The equalizer derives a servo signal from a reflection of the beam.

Create a class that derives from Form and contains the following variable declarations and Main method.

This pattern derives from the blue and white Ch'ien-lung designs exported to England and Europe.

This approach derives from his dramas, which often require actors to assume a role and at the same time describe it from the outside.

Readers, do you think your personal happiness derives from external factors such as family support, or internal emotions?

The most important constituent of the cervical ECM is fibrillar collagen-it is collagen protein that the cervix derives its "strength" from.

Canstatin is a newly found endogenous inhibitor of angiogenesis, which derives from collagen IV.

Define an EventArgs class and accompanying delegate for the MethodNameCompleted event that derives from the AsyncCompletedEventArgs class.

Avant-garde of art derives from the treachery against established model.

The Central Dogma of Genomics derives from structural biology.