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[[Tetracycline]] derivative; treats [[malaria]], [[anthrax]], [[brucellosis]], [[cholera]], [[ornithosi

Ground vehicle derivative of the [[AVR-2]] airborne [[laser warning receiver]]

...ve software to have its [[source code]] freely available upon request, and derivative works placed under the same license.

[[Fibric acid]] derivative used to treat [[hyperlipoproteinemia]] type III and severe [[hypertriglycer

A beta-[[lactam]] [[antibiotic]] and penicillin derivative used against infections of the urinary tract.

An improved derivative of the W9 nuclear artillery shell, 15-20 kiloton yield

<noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A [[bile]] acid and derivative of [[cholic acid]].

Unix derivative OS produced by [[Editing Sun Microsystems, Inc. | SUN]]

A broad-spectrum [[antibiotic]] and a derivative of [[penicillin]].

Medicinal plant native to South Africa, whose derivative in inexpensive cold and flu medicines of various brands have unproven effic

== Derivative Compounds ==

Medium military transport aircraft of late WWII and the 1950s; derivative of four-engined [[DC-4 (airliner)]]

...ip between a [[mathematical function]] of multiple [[variable]]s and its [[derivative]]s.

U.S. derivative of British light bomber, used extensively in high-altitude strategic reconn

A recently developed, ultrashort-acting derivative of [[fentanyl]], which clears quickly after administration is stopped and a

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Synthetic nitrothiazolyl-salicylamide derivative and an antiprotozoal agent, used to treat infectious diarrhoea caused by ''

...complex variable with the property that the function is equal to its first derivative.

A function of several variables is its derivative with respect to one of those variables while all others are kept constant.

In [[calculus]], the '''chain rule''' describes the [[derivative]] of a "function of a function": the [[composition (mathematics)|compositio ...ath>, and the rate at which ''y'' varies in terms of ''x'' is given by the derivative <math>\, g'(x)</math>. So the rate at which ''z'' varies in terms of ''x''