As it happens, this fall represents a period even more unnerving than usual for the city's subsidized child care centers, the 600 sites maintained by 250 social-service agencies and community organizations, under contracts with the Administration for Children's Services to provide care and education for poor children up to age 4. The troubles stem from an idea indisputably noble in origin.
For one such company, Seabrook recalls, The Wellcome Trust funding stemmed from an idea that Mark Carlton had while he was a research fellow at the University of Cambridge.
Hatebeak: It all stemmed from an idea I got when I found out that parrots can mimic almost any sound.
Tetra Pak also stemmed from a simple idea, notes Allen.
Established as a garrison outpost in the second century, from 400 AD the city grew into a thriving crossroads of art, culture, trade and ideas stemming from a wide range of influences from the Middle East, Persia, China and, via Gandaran India, Greece and Rome.
All the liberal ideas stem from a single, powerful idea: fairness.
Each separate section offers a perspective on the idea of heroism stemming from the idea that pretty much everyone tends to think of themselves as the hero of their own story, or at least thinks they're "right".
In this work, we made six non-trivial biological predictions stemming from the idea of the origin of life in Zn-rich settings.
I think much of this stems from a completely antiquated idea of who a "gamer" actually is.
There is also one claim made about animal learning, concerning the risk of death stemming from some ideas that I disagree with.
Perhaps President Obama and Hillary Clinton assume such a position with a genuine, complex belief that the death penalty is justified, or perhaps it stems from an effort to rebuff the idea that those on the left are soft on crime.
