Sentence examples for founded independently from inspiring English sources

If Sundance, 30 this year, is the established, dependable older sibling, Slamdance, founded independently in 1995, is the younger: an edgier, cheaper alternative for film-makers and fans alike, showing 100 movies a year, and with many of its alumni going on to wild success.

Sarabeth Berman, a 2006 graduate of Barnard College with a major in urban studies, initially arrived in Beijing at the age of 23 to take a job that would have been difficult for a person her age to land in the United States: program director at BeijingDance/LDTX, the first modern dance company in China to be founded independently of the government.

Thus some special libraries were founded independently of public libraries and before major scientific departments were developed in national libraries; for example, the National Reference Library of Science and Invention, now the Science Reference Library and part of the British Library, was originally established at the U.K. Patent Office.

Based on partial HVS-I sequence information, it has been reported earlier (Thomas et al. [6] that Jewish Diaspora communities were founded independently, and display low overall diversity.

Similar to the heavy-metal hyper accumulator N. caerulescens [ 55], it was concluded that A. halleri metallicolous populations were founded independently from non-metallicolous populations without suffering from founder effects [ 30].

At Princeton, George founded an independently financed center, the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions.

Founding member Independently operated franchise carriers using the British Airways name, livery and flight code.

Descartes and Fermat independently founded analytic geometry in the 1630s by adapting Viète's algebra to the study of geometric loci.

In Claim 2, Leibowitz's point appears to be that while one may wish to argue that one's practice is founded on some independently specifiable faith such as the belief that God gave these commandments to the Jewish people, in fact immersion in the halakhic practice precedes any reflective version of such a belief, such that one's commitment is not based on that belief in any meaningful sense.

Thus, it is possible that geographic variation in genetic architecture amongst independently founded and evolving sets of populations contributes to departures from the association between FST and α.

Found not founded.