Finally, we received results and derived ideas from the case study.
Braunschsweig, whose Measure for Measure caused a storm (mostly of approval) in Edinburgh four years ago, pays attention to detail, deriving his ideas from a faithful reading of the text.
Yet, because Rousseau derived his ideas from intimate experiences of fear, confusion, loneliness, and loss, he connected easily with people who felt excluded.
He said the president "derived" his ideas from the teachings of -- now follow along -- Tocqueville, Adam Smith, "the world's major religions," Aristotle, George Eliot, Emily Dickinson, William Wordsworth, Pope John Paul II, Cicero, Abraham Lincoln and the founding fathers Benjamin Rush, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington.
A framework for design using quadratic cost functions is presented, and corresponding error equations are derived using ideas from linear-quadratic optimal control.
The existence of such parallels is even emphasized by Beck (1978)—who, however, maintains that they do not show that Kant directly derived his ideas from the Enquiry.
The second derives its ideas from deliberative democracy and ideas of public accountability.
The first derives its ideas from participatory democracy which requires the involvement of the public in priority setting [ 13- 17].
As an avid magazine reader, Delaney said he derived the idea from publications like New York Magazine.
I derived the idea from a textbook on democracy.' " Befitting a spiritual leader, the ayatollah, through his representatives, interacts regularly with the other three grand ayatollahs in Najaf.
