Citations derived mostly from journal articles, monographs, and a few published doctoral dissertations.
The Italians conjured much of the Renaissance from its literature, architecture and sculpture, as derived mostly from secondhand Roman sources.
From its inception, Beat lent itself to myriad interpretations, but to people like Kerouac, it derived mostly from "beatific".
Until the 1930s, the benefits of agricultural research derived mostly from labour-saving inventions.
The governor's general-fund budget, derived mostly from state tax dollars, would increase about 6percenttoto $16.1 billion.
If they add little to the postmodern still life painting (which is derived mostly from set-up photography), they still show promise.
A closer look at the returns reveals that the pair's income is derived mostly from capital gains, interest and dividends from investments.
This article includes primarily published literature on community-based outreach derived mostly from developing countries but also unpublished literature.
We discuss a model of the underlying functional nuclear organization derived mostly from electron and super-resolved fluorescence microscopy studies.
The knowledge of ethylmercury's potential adverse effects is derived mostly from parallel methylmercury research or from animal and theoretical models.
For much of the first decade of the 21st century, the popular kitchen archetype was derived mostly from those in the post-menopausal romances of Nancy Meyers.
