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derivative /de·riv·a·tive/ (de-riv´ah-tiv) a chemical substance produced from another substance either directly or by modification or partial substitution.
derivative (dēriv´ n a chemical substance that is the result of a chemical reaction. |
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There was, however, a serious conflict within the mix of evolutionary theory and social liberation: how was it possible to imagine that the derogation of human nature from something little less than angelic to something not differentiable from animal nature could in any sense be a liberation? Finally, these quantities will be extended into the source space by matching functions so that the overall field is continuously differentiable (2) in the aperture plane and the bidirectional transport of energy through the aperture is also expressed by continuous functions. Given the fact that contributions are not always tangible, measurable, or differentiable, many organizations may resort to bureaucratic tools, such as policies, rules, and procedures, in order to determine a minimum level of behavioral compliance from their employees. |
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