Protestants discovered the need for cooperation and unity.
But when he discovers the need for violence, things speed up.
Then, as soon as the true biological nature of the illness is discovered, the need for psychological explanations falls away.
As his fame has grown, he has discovered the need for a few limits: he doesn't like it when fans show up at his house or make Tumblrs about his kids.
The fight against tax evasion and fraud are among my 10 priorities since my election campaign: so it's not following the LuxLeaks revelations that I have suddenly discovered the need for action.
Among them, the Square Émile Chautemps, beside the Conservatory of Arts and Crafts in the Third Arrondissement, is a reminder of how 19th-century Paris discovered the need for urban refuges.
The entrapment and destruction of Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart was repeatedly denounced in this space; so was the unconscionable rummaging through Bob Packwood's personal diaries by a nosy Nevada senator who, as retirement nears, has now discovered the need for privacy.
The MQTT inventor discovered the need for the messaging protocol when he started automating his 16th century thatched roof cottage on the Isle of Wight.
The company's co-founders, Joshua Stern and Jesse Young, were both helping to develop software platforms for grassroots NGOs in Tanzania and discovered the need for workable SMS technology.
Within the research project Alert4All we have discovered the need for automatically finding out whether a tweet (or other kinds of user generated content) is to be classified as containing emotional content [12].
