It derives in part from the city's mercurial and intangible spirituality, rich in symbols, occult meanings, numerology, syncretism between Catholicism and magic, between scintillescent sunlight and deep shadow – and the cult of death.
If there's any truth to the idea of American "exceptionalism," much of it derives, in my view, from our immigrant heritage and the cultural and intellectual nourishment that diversity contributes to our society.
It derives in large part from a tendency, common among smart people, to presume that everyone in the world either does or should think as he does — to take for granted that people can (or want to) strike his patented balance of enlightenment and self-interest.
There is, however, considerable research supporting the effectiveness of cognitive therapy (from which it derives), in which the client learns not only to be mindful of his thoughts, but to also dispute distorted thoughts and replace them with more helpful ones.
It derived $4 million in revenues in its 2001 fiscal year from NCFE for various "consulting services," in addition to being owed another $4.3 million in unpaid invoices from NCFE.
However, although it is derived, in part, from a protein-coding gene, it is most likely a noncoding RNA (ncRNA) because its parental-inherited coding regions are disrupted by several nonsense mutations [2].
This diversity is all the more interesting because it exists contemporaneously with the ancestral species, from which it was derived in what is from an evolutionary perspective a very short time period.
Goldman also said that equities trading revenue came to $3.18 billion, helped by stronger derivatives trading, while it derived $811 million in revenue from principal investments.
But it was derived in a completely different way.
