There are a couple of possibilities, according to David: K2-33b could have been tugged inward rapidly by the very disk of gas and dust from which it formed (a process known as disk migration), or it could have formed in its current location (a process called "in situ" planet formation).
However, most ice-sheet models estimate basal traction from satellite-derived surface velocity, without a priori knowledge of the key processes from which it is derived, namely friction at the ice-bed interface and form drag, and the resistance to ice flow that arises as ice deforms to negotiate bed topography.
According to Vygotsky (1978), in order to understand the human mind, we need to understand the processes from which it emerges or develops.
There were plans to sell off attractive British Waterways properties, a process from which it has raised £45m a year.
As he did, he began recalling details of the long writing process from which it had been born.
In fact, many officials contend, some of the most serious problems with the military justice system are rooted in the secretive and contentious process from which it emerged.
The Muslim Brotherhood is even more likely to refuse overtures to re-enter the democratic process from which it feels it has been ousted insiders say they have been offered seats in the interim cabinet, but how sincerely is unclear.
The ultimate outcome of any one disruptive innovation may still be unpredictable; the process from which it emerges is not.In the end, though, "no single innovation conveys lasting advantage," says Mr Hammer.
The court also held that the question of equivalence is for the jury to decide and that the jury in this case had substantial evidence from which it could conclude that the Warner Jenkinson process was not substantially different from the ultrafiltration process disclosed in the '746 patent.
Today we reaffirm the rule of Sandstrom and the wellspring due process principle from which it was drawn.
