Anxiety is even baked into the word "robot" itself – which derives from science fiction, not science.
(Blood-borne estrogen, which derives from testosterone, may also be involved in this process).
The odd comparison gets to the essence of Hesse's best work, which derives from its intimacy, directness and immediacy.
The cosmopolitan nature of civilization, which derives from trade, is always the single most startling thing about it.
This strategy drew on the Marine Corps' "Small Wars" manual, which derives from their 20th-century interventions in Central America.
There is also a serration in the plan, which derives from the stepped profile of local terraces.
Like all pleasures in life, tartan - which derives from the French word "tiretaine" - is best served in small doses.
The last version of nominalism is neo-Meinongianism, which derives from Alexius Meinong, a late-19th century Austrian philosopher.
There are now big ambitions for Quorn, a product which derives from a single strain of fungi found in a field in Buckinghamshire in the 1960s.
Yet Tyler Angle, the male soloist, looked at ease in the work's flowing style, which derives from 19th-century Romantic ballet.
"I wear European clothing," he once said, "and the Americans dance to jazz which derives from our African rhythms: civilization in the 20th century is universal.
