Must a true artist be a visionary in the manner of Charles Strickland, an originator constantly in the process of "making it new"?
The oppressive structure may be the result of an historical process whose originators are long gone, or it may be the unintended result of complex cooperative strategies gone wrong.
Or you might get your geek on for Doctor Who, following liveblogs and hashtags covering the announcement of Peter Capaldi as being the 12th doctor, or creating a whole new genre of music, Trock, dedicated to the Gallifreyan time lord – and in the process earning its originator Alex Day the opportunity to visit the real Tardis (video above).
This may be based on the principle that it is common for originator biologics to undergo manufacturing process improvements over time that trigger subsequent comparability exercises [ 35].
British metallurgist, one of the originators of the froth flotation process for concentrating ores preliminary to the extraction of metal.
January 15 , 1861London, England January 31 , 1940Croydon, England Henry Livingstone Sulman, (born Jan . 15 , 1861London died Jan . 31 1940, Croydon, Surrey, Eng)., British metallurgist, one of the originators of the froth flotation process for concentrating ores preliminary to the extraction of metal.
The originators' [ 13] synthesis process was somewhat unclear [ 7] but detailed worked examples of meta-ethnographies on health-related topics were published in the early 2000s [ 9, 18].
"It's not like a 99 designs for coding," he says — because again, Late Labs will be running the process, not the idea originator.
Long ago, I coined the term "Churchillian Drift" to describe the process whereby the actual originator of a quotation is often elbowed to one side and replaced by someone more famous.
The developer of the biosimilar must purify the originator and pursue a reverse engineering process.
