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In 1969 Boyle and Smith, who also worked for Bell, were asked to originate a new concept for computer memory.
ITV Creative employed the services of Blink Productions and Pleix to direct the new concepts originated by Red Bee Media.
To describe what we have (feel) in our head, we may introduce a new concept originated from intuition and experiences depending on our perception derived from the so-called true-false philosophy according to monism rather than dualism.
"Some of the new concepts will be acquired from third parties, but most ideas will originate in-house," said a spokesperson.
Each wave brought new concepts.
Catalytic Cascades: New Concepts in Molecular Syntheses.
"People keep inventing new concepts.
New concepts need new terminology.
Read about new concepts within your field.
A new concept, called European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) is originated to make this transition smooth, reliable and compatible among different countries.
RNA sequences were obtained from 24 different samples; therefore, we defined a new concept, unigene cluster (UC), which contains overlapped unigene sequences originating from multiple samples.
