But their judgment provided further legal grounds for the famous to limit the circumstances in which commercial advantage can be derived from exploiting their celebrity status.
Mr. West said the company had spent more than $5 million securing land leases from Dryden property owners and could claim the lost value of its assets, including any profits it would have derived from exploiting the mineral rights under the land.
The buyer's optimal decision under case B II), (X_{rm B II)}^{rm PEN}), is derived from exploiting the first-order condition ({{{text{d}}varPi_{B}^{rm PEN} left( X right)} mathord{left/ {vphantom {{{text{d}}varPi_{B}^{rm PEN} left( X right)} {{text{d}}X}}} right.
"Conquistadors" is fairly derived from his exploits in Peru; "the Useless" is irony overstrained.
In addition, specific cell wall binding domains derived from endolysins are exploited for the development of diagnostics.
The MRF captures the contact map information of the protein derived from NOESY spectra, exploits the backbone structural information determined by RDCs, and considers all possible side-chain rotamers.
However, social pairs shared refuges more often than expected, indicating that any benefits derived from sharing were exploited predominantly among pair partners.
Moreover, an HRMAS approach was recently exploited to distinguish waxy from non-waxy Chinese rice grains, deriving from different Oryza sativa L. cultivars [69].
Prof. Jeffrey D. Sachs, director of the Columbia University Earth Institute, said the world was quickly shifting from a model in which wealth was derived mainly through exploiting resources.
Then security researchers began finding extremely complex malware, derived from government-designed exploits and sophisticated enough to circumvent traditional antivirus tools.
This paper studies almost sure stability of general n-dimensional nonlinear time-varying discrete-time stochastic systems and presents a criterion based on a numerical result derived from Higham (2001), which exploits the stabilizing role of noise in discrete-time systems.
