The Dead Sea was known as Lake Asphaltites (from which the term asphalt was derived) because of the lumps of semisolid petroleum that were washed up on its shores from underwater seeps.
However, no analytical results for the SEP, or outage probability have been derived because of the mathematical complexity.
A coarse-scale system for the transport equations was not derived because of the hyperbolic character of the governing equations and intricate nonlinear interactions between the saturation field and the underlying heterogeneous permeability distribution.
The term "protective antigen" was derived because of the protein's ability to elicit a protective immune response against anthrax [ 3].
Greco provides a detailed and principled account of the relevant "because of" relation, derived from a general theory of the pragmatics of causal discourse.
In a 77-page 32-count indictment filed on July 13 , 2008at federal court in Los Angeles, the Abergil family is considered one of the most powerful crime families in Israel, deriving that power, in part, "because of its propensity for violence in Israel and around the world".
Thus, ET also stresses the fact that any two pieces of information about a line enable one to determine the equation, that the formulas can be derived from each other, and that one can be flexible in deriving equations because of that fact.
Fractal geometry was derived mainly because of the inefficiency of classical geometry in describing complex shapes and phenomena.
BAKO station was chosen as a reference for the comparison described in the section 'Comparison between GPS- and radiosonde-derived PWV' both because of its proximity to the radiosonde launch site (about 100 m) and because it is an official IGS station, therefore subject to routine checks and validation.
Compared to Chinese paddlefish and fossil genera, American paddlefish (and by extension, a fossil relative, P. tuberculata) are considered to be a highly derived species because of their novel adaptations.
