This supports models where the moon is derived from Earth materials that were ejected during a giant impact event early in solar system history.

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That, he says, is where Suharto, who is often considered to have derived his own ideas of power from Javanese culture, went wrong.

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There's also the intangible delight derived from cooking in a kitchen where everything is within arms' reach, or eating off the beautiful china set that was locked in a cabinet when they lived in a 1, 500-square foot home, she said.

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More than half of the firm's revenues are derived from selling in rural India, where demand for its products is growing five times faster than in saturated urban markets.

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But, while the bulk of revenues are derived from the Old Economy, it is in the New Economy where the company's future lies.

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This trend is most evident within Verizon where half (49%) of iOS sales were derived from users of other smartphone brands, and 30% were derived from Android.

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Important cases where the computational definition of R2 can yield negative values, depending on the definition used, arise where the predictions which are being compared to the corresponding outcomes have not been derived from a model-fitting procedure using those data, and where linear regression is conducted without including an intercept.

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Unlike Las Vegas, where most of the profits come from coins fed into slot machines, three-quarters of the revenue in Macau is derived from the enormous bets made in the V.

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