History of the breed, which originated in Germany; their name is derived either from the German Pudel, meaning puddle, or from puddeln, to splash in water.
The pain described is derived either from looking at the cars themselves, or from the embarrassment of having to drive one – it really depends on who you ask.
As for the most highly advertised property of the Christian – or Jewish or Islamic – God, that he is "good", in fact morally "perfect", I had no evidence of that, derived either from epiphany or from more conventional forms of observation.
The assertion comes as opponents of abortion encourage the Bush administration to bar federal financing for research on embryonic cells, which are now derived either from very early human embryos, known as blastocysts, or from fetal tissue.
As structural relations suggest, the auditory endings are derived either from the other labyrinthine receptors or from the primitive labyrinthine epithelium.
The annual salaries cited for chief executives who served only part of the year was derived either from information disclosed by the company about the new chief's contract, or by prorating their salaries based on the time they actually served in the position.
Serpentine soil is a common name for soils derived either from igneous peridotites or metamorphic serpentinites.
Consequently, I/Q imbalance can be derived either from (12) as γ ^ TDA - EDE = - ĝ * ( 1 ) ĝ * ( 0 ), (25).
MLCK is stimulated by increased cytosolic Ca2+ derived either from the extracellular space [21] or from intracellular Ca2+ stores [22].
Oxidative stress is derived either from an increase in ROS production or decreased levels of ROS-scavenging proteins.
Emergency lighting involves battery backup derived either from cells within the fittings or from the main substation DC supply.
