"Should these objects not be returned to the Indigenous communities that they derive from?" the notes ask and answer: "There are currently no formal requests for return of objects to Australia.
"In the White Silence," a seventy-five-minute piece for harp, celesta, vibraphones, and strings, is derived from the seven notes of the C-major scale; in a striking feat of metaphor, the composer equates the consuming whiteness of midwinter Alaska with the white keys of the piano.
This information will be derived from the maternal notes and interview with the midwife taking care of the parturient.
The sociodemographic and clinical characteristics derived from the case notes were gender, age, educational background, current smoking status, disease duration, rheumatoid factor (RF), haemoglobin level, disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug (DMARD) history and early morning stiffness (EMS) duration in minutes.
Additionally, assessors recorded sleep-wake cycle disturbances, psychomotor abnormalities (including abnormal motor behaviour), perceptual disturbances, short- and long-term memory disturbances, psychotic symptoms and depressed mood, as derived from the clinical notes and patient interview.
It uses a single mobile phone display, derived from the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 device (1920x1080 pixels, overclocked at a 75 Hz refresh rate).
Further support for epiphenomenalism can be derived from the fact, noted by Wilhelm Wundt (1912), that "each simple sensation is joined to a very complicated combination of peripheral and central nerve processes", together with the fact that the causes of behavior are likewise complex neural events.
Several aspects of training and equipment, such as the four-horned saddle, derived from the Celts, as noted by Arrian and indicated by archaeology.
This correlation was most likely derived from the higher correlations noted earlier between these two characters and the cone dimension features.
Jeon et al. have previously used BMI data derived from the BRFS and noted, as we did, a rise in BMI among white Americans paralleling the rise in incidence (derived from SEER data) of esophageal adenocarcinoma [ 22].
