Channel 4 says it quickly decided against bidding for The Voice "because it's derivative, a rip-off", while viewers in the US appeared to cool after the show's debut, with ratings sagging in the so-called "battle" round, where singers engage in one-to-one duels.
"It's derivative music because it sounds like [x]." Seinfeld simply told Wolff how the music would function ― as background to his standup ― and that was all Wolff wanted. .
But it said the "relatively small development costs" were because it was a "derivative" of the A330/A340, which would not have been initiated "as and when it did" but for subsidies.
"[Wearing a pantsuit] was the expectation at the time if you were to be taken seriously as a business woman, but women were still criticized for trying to emulate men, because it was a derivative of menswear," says Shira Tarrant, professor and author of Fashion Talks: Undressing the Power of Style.
It walks like a loan and talks like a loan, but because it was actually a complex derivative swap, it was secret, bilateral, and off-book.
A low homopolymerization tendency of the monofunctional counterpart of 1 can be assumed reasonably, because it is a derivative of α-methylstyrene with a low ceiling temperature.
This phase is often called the cholesteric phase because it was first observed for cholesterol derivatives.
But critics claim that Back To Reality has struggled because it is cynical and derivative of other reality shows.
Nicergoline is not associated with either fibrosis or ergotism; however, concerns about its safety have been raised, especially after the European Medicines Agency's (EMEA) restriction on nicergoline, because it is an ergot derivative.
"Warehousing has been believed to be outside the scope of the FCA and CFTC because it's not a derivatives market," Novelis vice president and chief procurement officer Nick Madden told Reuters in an interview earlier this month.
