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He revised it for the New York City Opera, under the title "The Triumph of St. Joan," and later derived a symphonic piece from the first version.

Prokaryotes first developed multiprotein systems for Fe S cluster assembly, from which mitochondria later derived their own system and became the main Fe S cluster suppliers for eukaryotic cells.

Using the above correlation as reference, other dimensionless correlations later derived, considering data from the same test reactions and using electrochemical cells of approximately the same design, were critically reviewed.

Bhattacharyya (Invited paper for 46th session of the ISI, 1987) proposed a tampered Brownian motion process model and later derived the probability distribution from a decay process perspective without linear assumption.

In other words, a natural number is any member of the predecessor-series beginning with 0. Using this definition as a basis, Frege later derived many important theorems of number theory.

Using this definition, Frege defined (1884, §83): x is a natural number iff either x=0 or 0 is an ancestor of x in the predecessor-series In other words, a natural number is any member of the predecessor-series beginning with 0. Using this definition as a basis, Frege later derived many important theorems of number theory.

The principal aim was to saturate the area of interest with overlapping small isochronic and homotopic grafts (100 300 cells), in order to later derive firmer conclusions from the detailed comparisons thus made possible.

Our conclusions are that C. intestinalis contains a single copy of a divergent DIA1 (not a DIA1R) gene, and that this divergence will impact on the phylogenetic relationships we later derive.

Dr. Dickinson said extensive research had shown that birds that not only stayed but helped with later generations derived an indirect benefit from promoting the survival of siblings, which, of course, share a common genetic heritage.

Zuckerman and Vogan later introduced derived functor modules to provide an algebraic analog of these representations.

Later work derived weight functions based on more sophisticated camera noise models.