The transformation of Quinn's life has come about from using an app called myCOPD every day.
Much of the increase in brownfield use has come about because local authorities have used "windfall sites" not identified for new housing in development plans.
Can you remember who your first celebrity client was and how they came about to use your services?
Currently, he is sponsoring a book, as yet untitled, by Serge Chermayeff, that tries to arrive a theory of structure for a city that will multiply human contacts of the sort that in the old days used to come about naturally on the streets.
From robots using sand to make architecture to a castle inscribed on a single grain of sand, and even a working synth built upon mounds of the soft and grainy stuff, we've seen tons of projects come about through the creative use of sand.
Two of the strategies, including one based on theoretical constructions for optimal discrete choice experiments, produce designs that are better than those that come about from random grouping and from using the LMA construction.
The errors appear to have come about because the agency, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, used unqualified outside vendors to review the pension plans it took over, then failed to supervise the contractors adequately or verify the accuracy of their work.
Mercedes AMG team principal Ross Brawn explained the distinctive nose shape as having come about from "several teams" wanting to use their 2011 chassis as the basis for their 2012 cars.
Also, as in case of S. latissima, different and misleading phylogenetic patterns would come about depending on the COI region used in tree reconstruction (data not shown).
But there is also the stratum 'below': no language use can come about without the formal resources of the language, and these lie at the lexicogrammatical stratum in immediate relation to 'meaning in context'.
