But Upfront, which has been in Los Angeles since 1996, and other investment firms like Greycroft Partners, which established themselves in Los Angeles more recently (and, in the case of Greycroft, have offices in other geographies from which to commit capital) have managed to provide the later stage capital that was the oxygen the local ecosystem needed.
Mr. Boehm wrote dozens of books, including a popular series of 64-page geography texts from which students were encouraged to cut out pictures for school reports.
The thousands of delegates and observers gathering in the Netherlands represent agendas as varied as the geography, economies and cultures of the countries from which they come.
The unpredictability often lies within who the acquirers will be and from which industries, histories or geographies they originate.
Labor geography is a branch of human geography which developed from the mid-1980s onwards.
He graduated from San Francisco State University, from which he also received a master's degree in geography.
The bride, 27, and bridegroom, 28, met at Dartmouth, from which the bride received a bachelor's degree in geography and the bridegroom two bachelor's degrees in engineering.
New species evolved in a limited area, a "center of origin," from which they dispersed to other regions over the same pattern of world geography that we see today (Cox and Moore 2010; Lomolino et al. 2006).
The conflict between the Chinese and the nomads, from which the need for the Great Wall arose, stemmed from differences in geography.
Blake's prophetic books, from which these four movements derive, occupy an invented mythological world grounded by political geography.
