This was an outgrowth or distillation of the same kind of thing that has been going on since the Enlightenment. |
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Ethnohistorically speaking, this is correct, as Buddhism is an outgrowth of an originally Aryan faith. |
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The technologies we now use are an outgrowth of early, computerized information retrieval programs. |
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The seeds are attached to a durable fruit casing by a cord with a fleshy outgrowth, or aril, at its base that bats find appetizing. |
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The boom in bipolar disorder may in part be the outgrowth of wanton diagnosis of attention deficit disorder in schoolchildren. |
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This problem becomes magnified when you consider the rate at which these ad-hoc data sources are appearing, an outgrowth of the data explosion. |
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The Romantic conception of the self was an outgrowth of Kant's critique of associationism. |
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England's Regency style was a natural outgrowth of the neoclassical style that prevailed in eighteenth-century Europe. |
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The new county leadership expresses a vision for economic development that sees job creation as the natural outgrowth of business development. |
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My interest is an outgrowth of over twenty years of research on expansion of the Earth. |
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Still, the closeted personality of the man was a direct outgrowth of the withdrawn boy. |
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Laws against adultery are a natural outgrowth of laws and customs insisting that marriages be monogamous. |
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When you were younger, did you have any ambitions to appear in movies, or did that just happen as an outgrowth of your comedy dream? |
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Infangthief was another outgrowth of the personal vengeance system, the right of vengeance being transferred to the government. |
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For example, it is possible that cellular turnover contributes to outgrowth of the fin ray. |
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It's due to a gap in leadership and talent at many agencies, perhaps an outgrowth of a brain drain caused by the last recession. |
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The emergence of free agent workers can be seen as a natural outgrowth of changing concepts about careers and career development. |
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The balayage technique provides ultimate control over color application and allows for less outgrowth and more contrast in the hair. |
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Angiogenesis, a process by which new blood vessels sprout from existing one, is a prerequisite for outgrowth and metastasis of tumour. |
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The smaller, more distal foramen formed through a similar course of differential outgrowth and fusion. |
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Freud postulated this idea in terms of the outgrowth of civilization out of the primal horde. |
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It's the most energetic part of the body which is physically working all the time and it's also an outgrowth of the brain. |
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It reduces the possibility of, and in fact, counteracts the appearance of agnails and skin outgrowth. |
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It's an outgrowth of a philosophy that doesn't discriminate between what's homely and domestic and what's grand and public. |
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The retina forms as an outgrowth of the embryonic brain, and is strictly part of the central nervous system. |
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This measure is the outgrowth of a good deal of soul-searching that began after the start of the latest Intifada, three or four years ago. |
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The torn fabric was split to let appear a fungiform outgrowth which exceeded base of the neck, between the shoulders with the thick muscles. |
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They are far from static, indeed they can move about thanks to a cilium, a flagellum or some other kind of outgrowth on their bodies. |
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The death of a young black man at the hands of a white officer seemed like a tragic outgrowth of this misalliance. |
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Within the infarct region itself, cardiac outgrowth cells formed discrete clusters of spherical cells surrounded by fibrous tissue. |
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If the proposal is related to others, provide the linkage or outgrowth of the proposal to the previous or existing proposals. |
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The retina is a complex nervous structure, being, in essence, an outgrowth of the forebrain. |
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The thinness of the coverage and the shallowness of the analysis seem a direct outgrowth of the networks' steady disengagement from the world in recent years. |
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Justin Rose, another Englishman ranked in the top 25 worldwide, said it was an outgrowth of the structure of the European golf tour. |
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I believe that the intensity of these relations is the outgrowth of a strategic decision on the part of both governments. |
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We have observed that immune cells have a significant inhibitory effect on neurite outgrowth and repair. |
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Within CARE, advocacy will almost always be an outgrowth of other programming priorities. |
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With the rise of mass transit companies in urban centres, the natural outgrowth of this practice was to issue bus tokens. |
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Whether we like it or not, a lot of the innovation and technology that we have in this world is an outgrowth of the defence industry. |
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The city's industrial expansion was in large part an outgrowth of the construction of the railways and seaways. |
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An outgrowth of past cooperation among professionals, it meets despite growing tensions among the riparians over future treaty renegotiations. |
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Cow's milk allergy in infants has a much better prognosis for outgrowth than in older children or adults. |
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The FPTA process can be regarded as an indirect outgrowth of SUFA that has achieved some moderate success. |
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This easy access to our services is a natural outgrowth of Dachser's philosophy of providing service for the whole of Europe. |
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An outgrowth of window shutters, sliding shutters have become extremely popular among architects and property owners. |
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From the days of Dalamatia, it became an outgrowth of the Father idea of God, present in all subsequent revelations. |
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The project has also led to improvements in the areas of health and education as an outgrowth of its activities. |
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But anarchism is a logical outgrowth of the anti-intellectual side of collectivism. |
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Bachmann justified her behavior as an outgrowth of her religious convictions. |
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Begun in 1972 as an outgrowth of the chapel of the same name, the school runs from kindergarten through twelfth grade and enrolls about 100 students. |
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In 1879, Uskoff noted that isolated white blood cells displayed greater outgrowth of processes during microscopic examination with red light compared with violet-blue light. |
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The phenotypic analysis of fru mutant embryos along with fru's temporal and spatial expression pattern suggests that the fru gene functions during axonal outgrowth. |
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I documented an outgrowth of the mentality thus displayed earlier. |
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It was founded in London in the 1860s as an outgrowth of Methodism, a sort of militant form of Methodism which had a strong sense of social justice. |
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Then there was the equally intriguing suggestion that what happened was simply a grotesque outgrowth of things which happen all the time in some small businesses. |
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The study of normative political thought and the history of political thought is not an outgrowth of the same social-scientific turn as the other sub-disciplines in the field. |
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Although maybe this is simply an outgrowth of the semi-obsessive logorrhea of writers, where they feel they know their work best and can't help but respond. |
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There is not much of a case for this, except that basketball is played indoors on a manmade surface and is of its own invention rather than an outgrowth of another sport. |
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This latest work appears to be an outgrowth of her previous collaboration with researchers to use a gel as a scaffolding for the growth of cartilage. |
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It describes a patent for deep ultraviolet photolithographically defined ultra-thin films for selective cell adhesion and outgrowth and a method of manufacturing the same. |
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The Support Fund, which is a direct outgrowth of the Action Plan, enables the Department of Justice to support, and thereby improve, the delivery of justice services in both official languages. |
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Much of what has been accomplished in the world, in terms of lasting compromises that enhance peace and stability, has been an outgrowth of this relationship. |
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But this is an inversion of Zionism, not its natural outgrowth. |
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The science of oceanography is, in part, an outgrowth of classical hydrography. |
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The Communal Govt I see would be secondary, a natural outgrowth of a time recognition of things like equality and humility and dignity and creativeness expressed. |
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An outgrowth of the current Centre national de formation en santé, it will seek to increase the number of French-speaking professionals in the communities by making existing training programs more accessible. |
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In this way, the essential connections between the natural and human environments become more apparent, and embracing an ecological perspective is an outgrowth. |
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Both Aid for Trade and the Doha Round were the outgrowth of mutual interests and cooperation and provide a further opportunity to reinvigorate multilateral cooperation and affirm its importance. |
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Photographs 5: One pushes on this outgrowth with the back of the weapon. |
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Each pathway is described according to the direction of the nerve impulse rather than by the embryologic outgrowth of the nerve. |
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Was the intensity of their emotivism an outgrowth of deep-seated Hispanic piety? |
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In summary, EPO, in a dose-dependent manner, resulted in an improvement of neurite outgrowth of dissociated retinal neurocytes in vitro. |
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They can be interpreted as an extreme outgrowth of social relations based in family honor. |
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We have observed the outgrowth of spindle-shaped cells from cultured CSC after two days, and the growth of colonies of up to 7000 clones after two weeks. |
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With its training camps, arms caches and money, it is more than just an Islamist outgrowth of Somalia's intricate clan politics, which has generally determined the balance of power in the country. |
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They are an outgrowth of the immutable principles and values it has forged, reflecting its deep-felt desire to establish peace and cooperation around the globe. |
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Also, the mission may have been an outgrowth of the missionary efforts against the Lombards. |
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An outgrowth of both evolutionary and relativist approaches was the development of museums as institutions to collect, conserve and display artifacts of Aboriginal cultures. |
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Strophiole is an outgrowth of the hilum region which restricts water movement into and out of some seeds. |
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Turkey's approach to European defense projects, in general, and the ESDP, in particular, is the outgrowth of its wholehearted commitment to European security, which it has upheld unfailingly. |
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Thus the direct outgrowth from cardiac samples provides a promising autologous source of cells that permits ex-vivo amplification, followed by delivery to areas of injury, where they engraft and regenerate the heart. |
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Senate Bill 1070 is often seen as an outgrowth of Mexican migration. |
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The Minas Conga mining project is an outgrowth of Newmont's operations in the region. |
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The special ability of these sponges is that they can weld together in different ways so that from a living sponge to a dead and partly buried neighbour, a new outgrowth can grow and attach and stabilize the living sponge. |
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It is, indeed, in some ways an outgrowth of the older field of political economy. |
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His proposed casino seizure is a logical outgrowth of the state's fiscal crisis, and it may foreshadow similar initiatives in statehouses nationwide. |
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Use of calcium, potassium, and sodium lactates to control germination and outgrowth of Clostridium perfringens spores during chilling of injected pork. |
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The modern Baptist denomination is an outgrowth of Smyth's movement. |
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The mandate, partially an outgrowth of the sex-abuse scandal at Penn State University, is one of 14 new laws that hit the books in Oregon when the 2013 began. |
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The interceptor was an outgrowth of the vision that guided missiles would completely replace guns and combat would take place at beyond visual ranges. |
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The corona is formed during floral development as a tubular outgrowth from stamens which fuse into a tubular structure, the anthers becoming reduced. |
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