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But the cult of the isolated, divine or demonic genius – of which Beethoven was the first outstanding musical example – was developed to a whole new level by Berlioz.

The so-called "Leverkusen model", for example, was developed in the 1990s, when the city near Cologne was facing an influx of refugees.

Pfizer's Xalkori, for example, was developed specifically for patients with a certain form of non-small-cell lung cancer, one expressing a unique gene known as ALK.

Malba, for example, was developed in the early 20th century, and many of its stucco-sided colonials and Tudors, now lavishly bedecked with statuary, fountains, extra balusters and other additions, date from the 1920's.

The system being tested by Bell Canada, for example, was developed by Xybernaut, a company in Fairfax, Va., that holds or has applied for 532 patents on the technology.

Much of Motorola's Razr mobile phone, for example, was developed in a new laboratory that the company set up in downtown Chicago, 50 miles from its main R&D facility in suburban Illinois.

American aviation pioneer Burt Rutan's company Scaled Composites, for example, was developing SpaceShipOne (SS1), which would be carried to a high launch altitude by a twin-engine jet aircraft, rocket into space, and then glide to a landing.

One such example was developing a method to generate planar lung scan images (ventilation and perfusion scans) from SPECT data, a suggestion, or rather a challenge, set for me by one of my medical colleagues [13].

Two cancer drugs, for example, were developed using a rose periwinkle plant found in Madagascar, but the country received no benefit.Stopping "biopiracy" will be tricky, but multinational companies hate bad publicity, so many are striking fairer deals.

The "bug" hybrids, for example, were developed by Larry Mellichamp, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and the late Rob Gardner, who was a curator at the North Carolina Botanical Gardens.

The interest in axiomatic systems at the turn of the century led to axiom systems for the known algebraic structures, that for the theory of fields, for example, being developed by the German mathematician Ernst Steinitz in 1910.