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They've developed a finite element model of the brain.
And they'll do it through some interesting cameras that we developed in the lab.
There's a piece that I recently developed which was all about that, a moment.
What I've done for you here, I developed a lot of those tricks and I put the choreography together, but they're not original techniques.
Now, I'm going to start showing you some original techniques that come from the work that I've developed.
We developed a routine.
Lisa O'Connell, a dramaturge and director of a playwright center, pulled us aside after the show and said, "Do you have any idea how political that was?" (Laughter) So that began an eight-year collaboration to create a play which not only further developed our system for switching but also explored the impact of being locked into a single role, and what's worse, being defined by that single role.
I have a friend who developed such computational systems to predict the likelihood of clinical or postpartum depression from social media data.
Through considering the uncertainties in all that we had asserted, to the inviolable truths, incontestable truths, I developed a more nuanced understanding.
Their legs grew thick, their feet sturdy, and newly developed thigh muscles turned them into formidable runners.
I was a 25-year-old PhD student armed with a prototype tool developed back at my university, and I was going to help the World Food Programme fix hunger.
So with a mentor and a bit of seed funding, they've now developed a new app to help the whole community.
Sigmund Freud developed a theory that the unconscious mind could produce physical symptoms when dealing with memories or emotions too painful for the conscious mind to handle.
Half the people who developed the food pyramid have ties to agribusiness.
As we as a society figure out how to manage the problems of the developed world and the problems of the developing world, we have to look at how we move forward and manage the environmental impact of those decisions.
I went back to grad school in architecture and city planning, developed this interest in infrastructure, and in 1999 came up with an idea for my thesis project: the adaptation of an obsolete loop of old railroad circling downtown as a new infrastructure for urban revitalization.
Whether here in New York or in Houston or Miami, Detroit, Philadelphia, Seoul, Hong Kong, Singapore, Toronto and Paris, cities big and small all over the world are reclaiming and reinventing this infrastructure for themselves, including the mother of all catalyst infrastructure projects, the Los Angeles River, the revitalization effort for which similarly started as a grassroots movement, has developed into a cultural momentum, and is now in the early stages of being transformed into some kind of life-affirming infrastructure again, this one with trails and parks and fishing and boating and community revitalization, and of course, water quality and flood control.
Thankfully, since the 1950s, we've developed some other drugs and we can actually now cure tuberculosis.
Once it's developed, it's chronic, lasts a lifetime, and there are no known cures.
So we developed drugs to more specifically focus on serotonin, the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, so the SSRIs, the most famous of which is Prozac.
It's your own immune system that's developed resistance and resilience to this bacteria that fights it off, and you actually never get the infection, which is very different from, say, our treatments.
Tractors were developed to substitute mechanical power for human physical toil.
Employment growth in the United States and in much of the developed world looks something like a barbell with increasing poundage on either end of the bar.
They developed through time as both solitary predators that hunted and killed to eat, and stealthy prey that hid and escaped to survive.
We've developed chemistry that goes into the pile of dust, into the pile of nanoparticles, and pulls out exactly the ones we need.
Our first response was to try to change drivers' behavior, so we developed speed limits and enforced them through fines.
We've developed and implemented a comprehensive plan to expand prevention services, treatment services, early intervention and recovery support.
Decisions have been made, technologies have been developed, and suddenly the world has changed, possibly in a way that's worse for everyone.
So, Kat Hebron on Facebook, calling in from Vail: "How would developed nations manage the millions of climate migrants?"
The rich world was you, America, and the region that needed to be developed was my world, Europe.
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