There is a wide range of body types within the breed, stemming from the influence of multiple breeds of horses throughout its history.
He now faces a second trial, this time in federal court in Washington, on conspiracy and other charges stemming from the influence-peddling work he did for Russia-backed politicians in Ukraine.
We also uncovered evidence that these results stem from the influence of corporations and unions.
Both stemmed from the influence of a powerful anti-regulatory lobby in the United States, exported to Europe via the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
Some variations have their roots in the Spanish colonisation of the region; others stem from the influence of indigenous languages and from that of non-Spanish settlers, mainly African and European.
But other officials suggested that Rabbi Glanz's image as a powerful figure stemmed from real influence he wielded after he joined the department as a part-time chaplain in October 2000, during the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
Although some of these features may have evolved entirely within the Vedic framework, it is generally presumed that many of them stem from the influence of inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent who had no connection with Indo-European peoples.
The country's geographic location between East and West has always influenced its aesthetic the clean graphics stem from Scandinavian influence, while the rich, ornamental shapes and bold colors represent the brand's Slavic side.
This difference stems from the influence of the low-coordinated systems are considered here, whereas the initial Harrison values are given to match tetrahedral phases [67].
Note that the fraction of agglomerated Si in both RT-deposited and 500°C-deposited samples shows a similar increasing trend, but less pronounced for the former one, suggesting that this phenomenon stems from the influence of the thickness.
And it didn't stem from Nashville or it didn't stem from any influence in Nashville.
