The system consistently developed from one featuring a common elementary school to one incorporating a progression into separate paths.
DZ twins, on the other hand, developed from two eggs that happened to be fertilized at the same time.
For public works their use has increased rapidly since 1955, as confidence has developed from two independent pioneering applications, both in the early 1950s.
"Made in California," an exhibition opening next month at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, developed from three years of discussion and debate over what represents 20th-century California by curators from the museum, exhibition designers, historians and art and architecture critics.
Who knows what's around the next corner?" On his last tour, he devoted half of his program to Bach and Bartok, but saved the centerpiece for a chamber work he developed from five reworked Jimi Hendrix songs.
The city probably developed from two nuclei: a southern one called Chanelaus Caloes Callo and a later northern nucleus grown around the Steen, which eventually became the more important of the two.
The U.S. Open developed from one of the oldest tennis championships in the world: the U.S. National Championship, which was established in 1881 as a national men's singles and doubles competition.
It was developed from three separate areas and came together perfectly in Tuesday night's defeat of No. 1 Novak Djokovic, 6-2, 6-4, in the Round of 16 at the Sony Open.
Settled (1811) by New Englanders, it developed from two villages called Kendal and Brookfield and was named (1826), after its founding by James Duncan, for Bishop Jean-Baptiste Massillon, preacher and writer at the French court of Louis XIV.
Pelz's study [15] was developed from two sources: Kuby et al. [18] and Upchurch [20].
In general, makerspaces have developed from two primary areas: educational reform movements, and do-it-yourself hobbyists.
