A cruel painting by a son of a father, the picture at the same time exudes an odd whiff of nostalgia, an almost helpless nostalgia, which derives from its source in an old black-and-white family snapshot.
Also included are loans from the University (whether derived from its own sources or under governmental programs).
Star, any massive self-luminous celestial body of gas that shines by radiation derived from its internal energy sources.
The river measures about 79 km from its source near Petitcodiac to its mouth at Shepody Bay; its source derives from the confluence of the Anagance and North rivers in western Westmorland County.
It derives its source materials from the scanning in of old books and newspapers, many of them from the 19th century.
Often associated with Oriental motifs, it was clearly derived from an Eastern source, and from its appearance it could not have been a direct descendant of the Bronze Age Greek sphinx.
While fiber is known to be a heart-healthy nutrient that lowers cholesterol, a product may not necessarily provide those benefits if its fiber is derived from a source other than a whole grain, such as chicory root, says James Kenney, a registered dietitian and director of nutrition research at the Pritikin Longevity Center and Spa.
Collagenase is an expensive reagent derived from a bacterial source, and its use in isolating ASCs is a time-consuming procedure.
Risks to his call, Palmer wrote, include the fact that McDonalds stock is impacted by currency as roughly half of its profit derived from international sources.
How does it vary for different health end points and for PM and its constituents/attributes derived from various sources?
The political traditions and conditions of Rus, however, required that the actual workings of the political system and some of its style be derived from other sources.
