Nobody is certain, for example, why the examination that art works undergo upon arrival is called a "hilling session," though one theory is that it derives from the necessity of rolling paintings and sculptures up a slope to reach the company's first warehouse, in West London.
Cash-rich Microsoft may be the farthest along in this pursuit; it has been doing internal voice-transcription research for years (though it ultimately derives from the DARPA research like the others).
By implication, if Thr946Ala itself is indeed the functional variant responsible for its T1D association, one would expect the diabetes-predisposing Ala allele to represent gain of function even though it was derived by mutation of the conserved ancestral Thr allele.
Even though it's derived from what I did, it's much better.
It seems that, while people do occasionally get fired, they are more likely to be downsized, right-sized, resized, outplaced, decruited, reengineered, or riffed (which has a nice rock-and-roll feel, even though it's derived from "reduction in force").
This is essentially a stochastic version of the Price equation, though it is derived independently and contains a term not found in Price's formulation.
It would be hazardous, though, to derive immediately from it that, for every property, its essence wholly consists of its theoretical roles as one may well object that one such thought experiment is not yet enough to establish the universal generalization that, for any pair of properties, even if we swap their theoretical roles, we won't get a truly different possible world.
Campbell's interest, though, derives at least as much from ventriloquism's dummy-free origins as from its modern practice.
Some people's vanity (usually Americans, though, not Frenchmen) derives from how hard they work.
Mostly, though, the novel derives from his time in Waterville, which is just down the road from Skowhegan, a rough-around-the-edges former mill town hoping to reinvent itself as an artists' retreat and/or tourist destination.
