Modern literary Arabic (often called Modern Standard Arabic or al-fuṣḥā, "clear" Arabic), which developed out of classical or medieval Arabic, is learned only in school and is the lingua franca of educated persons throughout the Arab world.
Arminianism was an important influence in Methodism, which developed out of the Wesleyan movement.
There has been a lot of comment about the suitability of the Snatch Land Rover, which developed out of its use on patrol during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
The blue states had Harvard; the red states had "God's Harvard," as Hanna Rosin titled her book about Patrick Henry College, in Virginia (which developed out of reporting in this magazine).
Over the course of the 20th century, the musical, which developed out of the operetta and musical comedy as an indigenous American theatrical genre, became a powerful art form in its own right.
Once a way had been found to write music down – a "technology" which developed out of the medieval monastery, with its imprecise neumes, and achieved a new beginning with the staff notation associated with the 11th-century Italian, Guido of Arezzo, which we still use – a conflict was implicit between music as performance and music as text.
In addition, entrepreneur B was involved in the setting up of a marketing firm that is still in existence (PB4) and which developed out of PB3.
Mirantis has also updated Fuel, its do-it-yourself kit for OpenStack, which developed out of a Mirantis library that consisted of frameworks that integrate different capabilities.
Philosophically, these fields of enquiry are related to the contemporary interest in the Affective Turn, which, developed out of Spinozian reminiscences, focusses on how affects affect the social, political, economical and cultural realms, and their affective relations [12].
"There was the Table de concertation des gaies et lesbiennes du Grand Montréal, which developed out of Sex Garage, and the group Lesbians and Gays Against Violence," states Deir.
