Sentence examples for happened to develop from inspiring English sources

I was looking for a job with a startup in the Valley, and happened to develop an online friendship with Eric Nakagawa who started icanhascheezburger.com.

Rather, the professor will ask their students to see History as they do, to step away from the realm of what happened to develop narratives of how and why things happen the way they do.

The cave, certainly, is an occasion for easy irony: the man who has perhaps done more than any other person to entice generations of children to spend their playtime indoors, in front of a video screen, happened to develop his peculiar talent while playing outdoors, at whatever amusements or mischief he could muster.

Isn't it much more likely that monogamy happened to develop in one culture but not in the other (for whatever cultural or anthropological reasons), and that the respective moral views emerged as a result?

Newcomb is best known as the co-founder of Powerset, a search engine company that was acquired by Microsoft in 2008 (Powerset also happened to develop the open source NoSQL database Hbase).

What happened to developing your own signature move?

The technologies were eventually integrated in a personal computer, but it wasn't necessary to wait for that to happen to develop their applications.

That's assuming you understand if the AI is going wrong in the first place, like if one happens to develop discriminatory habits in pricing, for example.

In the spirit of open source, it's not by any means required, but he'd appreciate it if credit was given if you happen to develop some awesome hack using the toolchain.

A Faraday cage is a nice idea, and if your smartphone happens to develop sentient AI while it's in your Signal Shield, at least the rest of the world's networks will be protected – but it's ultimately subject to the same failings as more pedestrian means of silencing your phone's constant calls for attention, including Airplane Mode.

His idea simply is to "let learning happen," to develop self-organizing learning systems to take place where the teacher asks the right question but only the student, in collaboration with other students, finds the answer or answers.