Everything he says sounds balanced and measured – "I am extreme in my moderation," he explains – and the certainty and confidence probably derive (though he is no longer a churchgoer himself) from his Scottish Protestant background.
The formula for the ratio of the energy dissipated by rate-independent and rate-dependent plastic deformation (ALLPD) to the maximum cumulative equivalent plastic strain (PEEQ) was derived though regression analysis.
It is not known how the constant was originally derived, though investigation has shed some light on possible methods.
Their precarious formal regulatory position contrasts with a legitimacy derived though historical and ongoing community support.
The study has also shown for the first time that similar estimates can be derived, though indirectly and with less precision, from trials of screening versus no screening.
However, on the basis of nucleotide divergence, groups of related mitogenomes could be defined and qualified as ancestral or derived though no phylogeny could be established.
Campbell's interest, though, derives at least as much from ventriloquism's dummy-free origins as from its modern practice.
Mr. Nelson estimated that 80percentt of the dialogue derives from Proust, though some changes were necessary to bring the story to the stage.
The results are derived from simulations, though, emphasizing the need for an analytical solution.
Some people's vanity (usually Americans, though, not Frenchmen) derives from how hard they work.
The name didn't help: even though it derives from the French béton brut, for raw concrete, it still connotes brutality.
