The farmers called this territory Camp, from the Spanish campo, for countryside, one of many local terms derived from Spanish.
The terms derived from his weapon, a species of carbine or short musket called the dragoon.
Mephedrone goes under various trade names such as "meow meow", "plant food" and "bubbles", terms derived from its chemical structure, commercial uses and subjective effects respectively.
She says, "'The Thomas Crown Affair' is pretty good trash, but we shouldn't convert what we enjoy it for into false terms derived from our study of the other arts".
In the process, each car on the grid seems to inherit a unique set of characteristics ("phenotype" in evolutionary terms) derived from its maker's traditional values and competences (its "genotype", if you will).
Yet Plato did take up many ideas from earlier Greek religion, especially from the Pythagorean brotherhood and from the Eleusinian communities, and often described his philosophy in terms derived from the mysteries.
The tongue spoken to the north of an imaginary line running roughly from the Gironde River to the Alps was the langue d'oïl (the future French), and to the south it was the langue d'oc (Occitan), terms derived from the respective expressions for "yes".
Our formalized methodology supports the standardization of terms derived from literature consensus.
One numbered menu style (standard) service, and two services which contained terms derived from underlying real-world referents, were implemented.
