To build this capacity, the Health Care Commissioning Agency HCCAA) was developed as a forerunner to an insurance fund.
Starting in 1924, Hubble painstakingly developed a series of distance indicators, the forerunner of the cosmic distance ladder, using the 100 inches Hooker telescope at Mount Wilson Observatory.
With films like The Sure Thing, Say Anything and High Fidelity, Cusack developed a knowing, slightly nerdy screen image that was a forerunner of what Seth Rogen is flogging in Knocked Up.
They developed a method of crossing the many crevasses; the forerunner, on skis, would cross the snow covering the hole (the lid), and once across the first of the two dog teams would follow.
DARYL ROYSTER ALEXANDER Bearing a Gift Socrates developed a method of negatively aggressive questioning called dialectic (the forerunner of logic).
With his colleagues he developed a rapid method of DNA sequencing – a way to "read" DNA – which became the forerunner for the work on mapping the human genome.
As the whole grisly session continued he developed a gesture which involved holding his hands together as if in prayer, while suddenly bending forwards, so he looked like Justin Welby's forerunner Thomas à Becket being hit by the first knight.
To find this approximation, Newton developed an infinite series that can be viewed as the forerunner of the Taylor expansion.
Scott believed that ponies had served Shackleton well, and he thought he could resolve the motor traction problem by developing a tracked snow "motor" (the forerunner of the Snowcat and of the tank).
Mr. Mathews later developed the Radio Baton, a forerunner of the gestural controllers developed by Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft.
