"A leaf is that which is immediately developed from the cotyledon."

During this time and under the following reigns, known as those of the Six Boy-Kings, the social side of life had an opportunity to develop from a semi-barbarous to a more civilized state.

In the embryo they develop from about the same sites.

The ciliated epithelium is marked by the presence of very fine hair-like processes called cilia, which develop from the free end of the cell and exhibit a rapid whip-like movement as long as the cell is alive.

Wesleyan Argus. ~Relapse.~ I study Evolution, And hear the teacher tell How we have all developed From an isolated cell; And in the examination Some fellows make it plain

The English drama as it developed from the Miracle plays has an interesting history.

It is a conception we have developed from the national games.

The actual condition that has developed from industrialism presents certain factors that are not consonant with sane, wholesome and Christian living.

If his play be a comedy, and if his object be gently and quietly to interest and entertain, the chances are that he begins by showing us his personages in their normal state, concisely indicates their characters, circumstances and relations, and then lets the crisis develop from the outset before our eyes.

All mental faculties develop from sensation; sensations are motions in the brain which reveal to us motions without the brain.

And if certain religious ideas and actions ally themselves with the pious state of mind, these are not essential constituents of religion, but derivative elements, which possess a religious significance only in so far as they immediately develop from piety and exert an influence upon it.

I must endeavour to develop from the history of the German past in its connection with the conditions of the present those aspects of the question which may guide us into the unknown land of the future.

Béranger is a nature most happily endowed, firmly grounded in himself, purely developed from himself, and quite in harmony with himself.

In the professions, specialists develop from all the elements of the science of the profession.

After the farm woodland is logged, a new stand of young trees will develop from seeds or sprouts from the stumps.

And these beginnings themselves, although the English Dictionary of to-day is lineally developed from them, were neither Dictionaries, nor even English.

"For all things depend upon unity, or develop from it, and because they appear distant from one another it is believed that they are many, whereas in their collectivity they form but one.

To develop from within, instead of being fashioned from without, is also counted as something superior in men's eyes.

It must manifest obedience to laws which are peculiarly its own, and through the operation of which it has developed from the moment of inception to that of maturity.

The bronze celts at first differed little from those made of copper, but gradually the type developed from the plain wedge-shaped celt to the beautiful socketed celt, which appears on the scene in the last, or fifth, division of the bronze age (900-350 B.C.).

But knowing that the jurisprudence of Masonry is founded, like all legal science, on abstract principles, which govern and control its entire system, I deemed it to be a better course to present these principles to my readers in an elementary and methodical treatise, and to develop from them those necessary deductions which reason and common sense would justify.

I seemed to divine how through them man might develop from savage to a god, and how alas!

The enemy continued to develop from our left until they were uncovered in our front.

All civilized peoples seem to have developed from simple beginnings and experimented with broader and more complicated life styles.

But Phoenicia's greatest gift to civilisation was the alphabet, which she herself may have developed from Egyptian hieroglyphics, and which, with its great merit of simplicity, has, slightly altered, at length superseded among civilised nations every other system.