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They search for ultra-low frequency waves known as infrasound that could derive from nuclear test explosions.

One example is the two-part bronze "Out of Sight, Out of Mind," comprising a small, fattish column of dinner plate discs stacked teeteringly atop one another and a taller, thinner column of rubbery-looking forms that could derive from a tower of cans or bowls each collapsed into the one before it.

Through the process of cultural homogenization, indigenous archaeologies of Greece have been neglected and suppressed, greatly compromising the social values, the quality of political awareness, and even economic benefits that could derive from a critical investigation and presentation of the past.

The company running the experiment, VaxInnate, a closely held biotech firm, is working on technology that could derive in only six weeks a new vaccine for the H1N1 swine flu, the virus causing the global scare.

Now imagine the possibilities that could derive from access to an integration of these data collections: being able to match your DNA to another's and to learn what diseases the other person has had and how effective different medications were in curing them; learning the other person's abilities, allergies, likes, and dislikes; who knows, maybe being able to find a DNA soul mate.

Thus, we identified a minority of tumor endothelial cells that could derive from primary GBM cells.

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I would estimate that the total revenue that Etihad could derive from advertising in all of their in-flight media, airport properties, and all the rest would not be more than about $100 million.

Several lines of evidence suggest that the intestine and more specifically enterocytes can be infected by HCV [11] and that LVP could derive from both the liver and the intestine [9].

Horwich (1998b) suggests a more informal approach according to which we are justified in deriving (Conjunction) since an informal inspection of a derivation of some instance of (Conjunction) shows us that we could derive any instance of it.

Earlier this year, cosmologists realized that they could derive an independent age estimate by scrutinizing the cosmic microwave background, a primordial glow from the big bang that permeates space.

Her mother and teenage sister smiled, too, pleased that Stephanie could derive pleasure from something.

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