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The clearest of his alienation devices, the projection of captions preceding the scene so that the audience knows in advance what will happen and therefore can concentrate on how it happens, derived from Piscator's jotter screens and film captions.
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The insistence on the actors' demonstrating through the physical disposition of the body their gestus ("attitude") toward what is happening derived from Meyerhold, though with Brecht the gestus was always socially based.
"The electronics we used were 'feed forward', which means that the input from the player projects forward – the equivalent of electronic shadow dancing – so that what happens derives from the original sound and modifies what is being played.
Green Mountain Energy, a privately held firm in Austin, Tex., began life seven years ago as a joint venture of Hydro-Québec, Consolidated Natural Gas and Green Mountain Power, a smallish Vermont utility that happens to derive a lot of its electricity from water.
Just as success rarely happens overnight, deriving a healthy amount of satisfaction from the work that you do requires the right mindset.
Should you happen to derive pleasure from any of the show's carnal spectacles, then you are missing the point.
And it would seem that certain words of ancient provenance — like "good," "evil," "free will," even "original sin" — do not have to be superseded by pseudo-scientific terminology just because they happen to derive from a God-centered approach to man.
Conditions under which this can happen are also derived.
By definition, petrochemicals are simply chemicals that happen to be derived from a starting material obtained from petroleum.
Moreover, if the embryo from which such cells were derived happened to be a clone of an existing person, they would not be recognised as foreign by the immune system of their progenitor and might thus be used as treatments for diseases that require the replacement of a particular, lost cell type.
This does not mean "boring time where nothing interesting happens". The term derives from the word "ordinal," as in "numbered" -- and, indeed, the Sundays that fall within Ordinary Time are often designated in such ways as The Third Sunday After Pentecost, or The Second Sunday Before Lent.
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