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LaCie drives, which account for 7percentt of the external drive market, have been conceptualized by designers like Mr. Poulton, Philippe Starck, Karim Rashid, Ora Ïto and Porsche Design, known for their work on lamps, chairs and other household objects.
According to Carey, the video had already been conceptualized by mid-March, with a script featuring Carey, Keaton and a church choir as the main focuses.
There are several Europa missions that have been conceptualized by scientists all over the world, including the one I had an opportunity to work on (before it was cancelled) called JIMO or Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter.
The usefulness of self evaluation in improving learning has been conceptualized by Butler and Winnie [ 9].
The conceptual framework "readiness for interprofessional learning" was conceptualized by Parsell and Bligh through a range of theories, identifying key dimensions from the literature as well as by expert panels and personal experiences.
Game theory was conceptualized by John von Neumann, who was one of the mathematicians involved in the Manhattan Project, and collaborated with Albert Einstein.
One such theater was conceptualized by the avant-garde filmmaker Peter Kubelka, who called the results a "viewing and listening machine".
Two sequels, The Silver Dream (2013) and Eternity's Wheel (2015), were conceptualized by Gaiman and Reaves and written by Reaves and his daughter Mallory.
(Toe to Toe was conceptualized by Warren Hellman, the major financial backer of The Bay Citizen, a news organization that will be providing content to The New York Times).
Adopted early on by the impish real estate blog Curbed, whose editors gleefully chronicled its growing pains (Chupi in Crisis! Chupi Price Chop! Chupi Paint Peeling!), the building was conceptualized by Mr. Schnabel just as the far West Village — everything west of Washington Street — was being rezoned in 2005.
Urbanization is conceptualized by an increase in the impervious fraction of the basin.
