Peru claimed that the 1952 treaty from which this boundary derived was merely a fishing agreement.
Leighrowan speculated that "300+" people had been affected, though exactly how that number was derived was unclear.
But the Greek term from which the word music is derived was a generic one, referring to any art or science practiced under the aegis of the Muses.
The Greek word hairesis (from which heresy is derived) was originally a neutral term that signified merely the holding of a particular set of philosophical opinions.
The man's identity, age and hometown were being withheld as investigators tried to determine why ricin, as well as castor beans from which is it derived, was found in the room at an Extended Stay America hotel one mile west of the Strip.
When I interviewed inmates in small groups, I'd get glimpses of the therapeutic dynamic, but to come so close and not see the one thing from which everything else was derived was frustrating - like hearing 100 film reviews, but never seeing the movie.
But Yaron Ezrahi, a leftist political scientist at Hebrew University who has been lecturing to military commanders, said that the call to close those programs should now be revived because what was evident in Gaza was that the humanistic tradition from which a code of ethics is derived was not being sufficiently observed there.
Although Jakob Bernoulli did not know Chebyshev's inequality, the inequality he derived was also imprecise, and, perhaps because of his disappointment in not having a quantitatively useful approximation, he did not publish the result during his lifetime.
And last weekend, when United were denied a third successive premiership title by Arsenal, any enjoyment City fans might have derived was overshadowed by their own team's relegation.With such support, surely City will rise again?
The method they derived was named the MS-P method.
The generic equation that was derived was a linear equation with seven unknown variables.
