This idea arose out of BCG's work inside semiconductor plants in the 1960s, when it discovered that average costs fell by a quarter every time output doubled.
(Mr. Magloire, introducing the work, explained that this idea arose because, though tempted by Brahms's two sets of "Liebeslieder Waltzes," he recognized that the precedents established by Balanchine and Mark Morris said, "Don't go there".
This idea arose from this fact that the residuals have fat tails.
This idea arose in our previous studies of the structure function relationship of translation factors, in which we discovered that translation factors mimic the shape of tRNA.
Based on this experience, the idea arose to improve the performance of real-time RT-PCR assays by developing a hot start concept for the reverse transcriptase.
This is where the idea arose of boulders as problems.
This suspicion might be enhanced by the fact that the idea arose in part from conversations between Osborne and Manchester's chief executive, Sir Howard Bernstein, and a decision to go with what Balshaw calls "a very headline idea".
Ms. Kindell said the idea arose in the interest of helping groups defend themselves at audits.
In opposition to those excesses, the idea arose of wilderness preservation, which led to the establishment of the National Park Service.
At the end of 1935, the idea arose of mounting an all-black "Macbeth," and Houseman invited Welles to direct it.
