Young women going through the rigors of a medical residency seemed a logical derivative to Ms. Rhimes.
It had proposed that firms match every derivative to a specific asset or liability whose risk it was hedging.
Oiticica's career is a game of catch-up that moves with almost breakneck speed from conservative to radical and from derivative to original.
But she is also talking to clients about using structured notes, a fairly simple derivative, to mitigate the risk of another bust.
The others run to all kinds of nonsense, from the derivative to the absurd: IdeaPad, G-Slate, Eee Pad (really?), EvoView, Playbook, Galaxy, Thrive, Xoom, Streak.
Uric acid, the first purine derivative to be discovered, was isolated in 1776 from urinary calculi; xanthine was obtained from the same source in 1817.
Trade unions, for instance, might buy an unemployment derivative to protect themselves against the consequences of their members losing their jobs.
Setting the derivative to zero, we find, for (A.3).
Labelling of biotin was achieved by covalent binding of a ferrocene derivative to the biotin unit.
We designed and synthesized a cinchonine derivative to be used as a novel chiral monomer.
The binding of this rhodamine derivative to Cu2+ is instantaneous and sensitive.
