'When I derived the idea for the book, I thought of setting it in an invented place with an invented language.' That this imaginary place ended up as Hungary was inspired in part by a Hungarian girlfriend, as well as memories of the 1954 World Cup.
I did not go into the Koran and the prophetic tradition to derive the idea of elections.
Mr. Hill derives the idea of an inscape, or inner landscape, from him, and the book reprints the Hopkins poem "As Kingfishers Catch Fire, Dragonflies Draw Flame".
To answer this question, we must determine from what sensory experiences we derive the idea of causation.
But although Ryle made the method famous, he apparently derived the idea from Husserl's method of distinguishing categories of meaning (cf. Ryle 1970, 8; Simons 1995, 120; Thomasson 2002, 124 8, and §1.3 above).
The power of the center was in no small part derived from the idea of central planning.
This control system, which is derived from the idea of the normalized plant, does not include plant parameters.
The role of the needs analysis derived from the idea of communicative competence has proved to be the powerful means of materials evaluation for each professional field.
Since the German word for 'understanding', Verstehen, is etymologically derived from the idea of 'taking a stand', Heidegger can call the projection into the future by which we shape our identity 'understanding'understanding
By means of mathematical method, a new formula of calculating the boundary dimension of cities is derived from the idea of box-counting measurement and the principle of dimensional consistency in this paper.
