Kind commentators called his work derivative and unoriginal.
"I don't collect the work of the 1950's British modernists Lucienne and Robin Day, for instance, because I find their work derivative of a lot of other things that were going on at the same time," Maharam explains.
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In this work, derivatives of thiophene and pyrrole where the two electropolymerizable units are linked with the phenyl derivatives have been studied.
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For all the prejudicial comments leveled at Bernstein's concert works -- derivative, slight, turgid -- no one disputes the seriousness with which he approached their composition.
Some works are derivative by default, with composers subconsciously incorporating various influences into their scores, but Prokofiev deliberately modeled his First Symphony on Haydn.
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"I've worked in the futures industry for a long time," said Richard Jaycobs, the president of Cantor Exchange, who has worked with derivative markets and the cotton exchange.
