Imitation, he argued, is a natural human instinct from which we gain pleasure and learn our earliest lessons.
We pay billions of our tax money (a quarter of our military budget) into the US economy for a huge project from which we gain nothing – it's even worse as it is entirely negative for us.
Furthermore, we present the asymptotic expressions for OP and SER in the high SNR regime, from which we gain an insight into the system performance and derive the achievable diversity order and array gain.
Newman, head of the prime minister's Business Advisory Council, gave a speech last night at a Committee for Economic Development of Australia function from which we gained a very good insight into what kind of advice he will be giving to Tony Abbott.
The very constrained memory space, the lack of interruptions queue, the absence of ordering for memory transactions and the lack of software components made the Parallella a fascinating device to experiment with, and from which we gained a better understanding of what issues one could have to tackle to trace a heterogeneous embedded system properly.
Thus we still lack a good understanding of the level of the complexity of the transcriptomes in E. coli K12, from which we gained most of our knowledge about transcription in bacteria, but the more recent revolutionary view of the high complexity and dynamics of prokaryotic transcriptomes.
It has been a losing battle to improve this "amenity" for which the original builders received permission to build from New York City and for which we cannot gain permission from them to deviate from the original vague plan, despite the vastly changed times.
We can suggest several important ROPKs outside the NTE clade which appear to be active kinases, are highly expressed [ 10], and from which we could gain important insights from the solved crystal structure.
We consider these meetings as a laboratory from which we might gain a better understanding of collective decision making processes in general, that is, beyond the scope of design competitions.
We've gleaned what we could from the masters, and now it is time for us to venture out on our own and lay down our own experiences from which we will gain valuable lessons that we can pass along to those who come after us.
