That's the idea for Bodega, a "concept" founded by two Google veterans that, as described by Fast Company, "sets up five-foot-wide pantry boxes filled with non-perishable items you might pick up at a convenience store".
Dr. Dyer spoke often about self-actualization, the concept founded by Abraham Maslow where a person needs to fulfill certain biological needs before one can work on developing into higher consciousness and evolve into the greatest version of oneself (and then sharing that genius to better the world).
These proof-of-concepts are founded by a particular type of RNA molecules, so called ribozymes, that can act as catalysts.
Concept: The pizzeria founded by Patsy Grimaldi in Brooklyn in 1990 has become a national chain (now owned by one of its first customers, Frank Ciolli, and his son, Joey Ciolli) with pizzerias on the East Coast and in Texas, Arizona, Colorado and Nevada that turn out consistent Grimaldi pies.
The ethical concept founding the physician's task may be well expressed by the golden rule: treat others only in ways that you're willing to be treated in the same exact situation [ 14].
Finally, Wikia7 is a human-powered search engine that is based on the concept of Wikipedia and founded by its owner.
But as much as it is an idea, the concept is also an ideal: founded by Ayah Bdeir, a TED Fellow and an alum of the MIT Media Lab (and heartily endorsed by Joi Ito, who participated in its seed round), the goal, she says, is to "break the boundary" between ourselves and electronics.
Apart from the money he made on land deals, Mr. Perry reported a profit of $38,000 in 1996 after selling shares of Kinetic Concepts Inc., a hospital equipment company founded by one of his most generous donors, James Leininger of San Antonio, the vocal proponent of school vouchers.
Venter and his colleagues now want to test the concept at the Institute for Biological Energy Alternatives (IBEA) in Rockville, Maryland, founded by Venter earlier this year (Science, 3 May, p. 824).
Raëlian beliefs and practices are the concepts and principles of Raëlism, the religion founded by Claude Vorilhon, a former French auto racing journalist who changed his name to Raël.
It was founded by Andrew Weinreich in 1997 (New York) by using the concept of six degrees of separation.
