And Taiye Selasi suggests the Ghanaian colloquialism "chale" — a friendly form of address, derived from "Charlie," used by American soldiers stationed in Accra after the Second World War.
He determines that the power of the Gettysburg Address derives from its frame of the "principle of equality," which Lincoln sets up by invoking the keywords "of the people, by the people".
For the World Wide Web, these "IP addresses" are derived from the human readable form using the Domain Name System (e.g. 72.14.207.99 is derived from www.google.com).com
All genome addresses are derived from build 35 (March 2006) of the Human Genome.
Addresses were derived from the patient information databases of the rehabilitation institutions.
Participating women completed an interviewer-administered questionnaire around week 26 28 of gestation, from which maternal ethnicity ("white British" and "Pakistani origin") and residential addresses were derived.
Based on participants' home addresses, we derived individual exposure estimates for different periods during the first 3 years of life, including average exposure to air pollutants annually and overall.
Based on participants' home addresses, we derived individual exposure estimates for different periods preceding the outcome measurements, to examine the effects of both short-term exposures (2 weeks before the outcome measurement) and longer-term exposures (2 months before, and averaged over the pregnancy period from conception until outcome measurement).
In the proposed solution, the unique global IPv6 unicast address is derived from the /48 prefix received from its operator or ISP (see "Automatic address assignment " section), and an interface ID derived from the MAC address.
Daily estimates of BC exposure at each geocoded participant address were derived using a validated spatiotemporal model and averaged to form 4-, 8-, and 12-week exposures.
