Mischievously, a swan-necked glass flask by Tiffany is shown here beside an identical Persian flask from which it was copied.
Made of stone paste and painted in shades of blue, this elephant is displayed alongside a Chinese Ming period elephant, a more delicate version from which it was copied.
Using a copulation solicitation assay, we measured the response of female song sparrows (Melospiza melodia) to songs of laboratory-reared males that differed in the amount of learned versus invented material that they included and in the degree to which learned material accurately matched the model from which it was copied.
According to VroniPlag, which presents both the original theses and the sources from which it says the elements are copied, more than 25 percent of the 227 pages of her thesis contain instances of undocumented citation.
I know this from reading an article by Mark Sappenfield in the Christian Science Monitor, from which I copied out those unfamiliar words letter by letter.
For the world, it turns out, has already seen something very much like it: David Lavender David Lavender 's The Great Persuader, from which Ambrose copied several vividly written passages to swell the progress of his narrative.
However, once you have made sure that your use of a work is within the parameters of "fair use," it is also a good idea to cite the source from which you copied material.
Moreover, having seen an alphabet design would not conclusively establish that Boisson saw one from which she copied the arrangement of letters for her "School Days" quilts.
Finally, the survey from which we copied the three quality criteria showed similar results on the frequency of use of uniform subject headings and the prescription module among 1028 Belgian GPs [ 13].
It is likely he had either the original from which [E] was copied, or a copy of that original.
It seems that Professor Kunze handwrote a Hebrew grammar for his class (in Latin), from which a student copied (and translated) a copy for himself in May of 1796.
