Rather, B-location is derivative from A-location (Bermudez, 2005).
So the tile-based design may be derivative — from a design point of view — but it works to simplify future development work.
That said, perhaps a plurality of causal relations could be harmonized, provided either (i) one were fundamental and the others derivative, or (ii) all were derivative from a common non-causal basis, such as the regularities among the events.
Rawls's positive view of justice is concerned primarily with the justice of institutions or (what he calls) the "basic structure" of society: justice as an individual virtue is derivative from justice as a social virtue defined via certain principles of justice.
My intention to move a pawn on the chessboard is derivative from our intention to play a game of chess.
Rationality turns on consistency, and the logical is derivative from the rational.
The latter is derivative from or reflective of the former and is to be explained in terms of the former.
In fact, most principles of professional practice are derivatives from a small core of moral principles.
The mitochondrial and the chloroplast homologs are derivatives from an endosymbiotic alphaproteobacterium and cyanobacterium, respectively, followed by a subsequent horizontal gene transfer of the hsp70 homologs to the nucleus.
This dualism (non-rational-disorderly-bad vs. rational-orderly-good) pervades also the sensible or physical world, since the human soul, being derivative from the world soul, has a rational and a non-rational aspect too, as the Republic proposes.
Painting was derivative from calligraphy, and implicit in painting skill was a preceding mastery of the brush-rendered calligraphic line.
