According to Simpson, " Shogun " was conceived when the Creative Assembly established a secondary development team from their EA Sports designers to develop an alternate, low business risk product for the company.
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Carr cites the historical precedence of construing " Wa " as " submissive people " and the " Country of Dwarfs " legend as evidence that the " little people " etymology was a secondary development.
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But in the late 20th century, J . Gwyn Griffiths, who extensively studied Osiris and his mythology, argued that Osiris originated as a divine ruler of the dead, and his connection with vegetation was a secondary development.
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Devices used by composers include incorporating a secondary development section, or varying the character of the original material, or rearranging its order, or adding new material, or omitting material altogether, or overlaying material that was kept separate in the exposition.
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The common noun is a theological and social term literally meaning " member of ( the ) community or tribe . " In a secondary development, the common noun became the proper name of a divinity Airyaman, who is the " yazata " of health and healing . [ *]
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The first movement " contains a development section more complex than the minor-keyed symphonies of the same period, but not as complex as the C major F & uuml; rnberg-Morzin symphonies, " and the finale has a " secondary development " in the recapitulation that compensates for the brevity of the actual development.
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However, this argument cannot be made if there are distinctions in Min that do not appear in EMC ( and which reflect ancient features going back to Old Chinese or ultimately even Proto-Sino-Tibetan, so that they cannot be explained as secondary developments ), and this does indeed appear to be the case.
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German ethnologist Thomas Barthel believed that carving on wood was a secondary development in the evolution of the script based on an earlier stage of incising banana leaves or the sheaths of the banana trunk with a bone stylus, and that the medium of leaves was retained not only for lessons but to plan and compose the texts of the wooden tablets.
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Certain languages around the Pyrenees ( e . g . some highland Picard have palatalization of / k / to ( although this is possibly an independent, secondary development, since / k / between vowels, i . e . when subject to lenition, developed to / dz / rather than, as would be expected for a primary development ).
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As evidence he notes that " the Secondary Development as often as not returns to one of the themes of the " first " group, which necessitates a still further change later in the section in order to bring the second group into the tonic . " As an example Rosen cites Beethoven's " Waldstein " sonata, op . 53.
