PARIS (Reuters) - DanoneWave, formed from French food group Danone's (DANO.
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Joe Williams: Nothing was really fully formed from the jump.
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What city formed from a small settlement called The Clearing?
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Austria's new government was formed from right and far-right parties.
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"It's like 'bubble text' and letters formed from arrows," he said.
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And the next six would be formed from America's superstate, California.
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Computer model of Max Planck's head formed from an auxetic copper sheet.
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Computer models of two face masks formed from the same auxetic sheet.
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They'd formed from the primal material that makes up the Solar System.
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Are they sprung, fully formed, from the loins of YouTube and Musical.ly?
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The Biden-Ukraine conspiracy did not spring fully formed from Trump's head.
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And whites in every state formed from that territory would follow suit.
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Our own solar system probably formed from a dust disk, too, after all.
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This time she stands, holding the children she formed from her own body.
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In Fulani theology, the world is formed from a single drop of milk.
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Blades are made from hard steel, whereas screwdrivers are formed from softer steel.
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Following this, Golgotha is formed from hundreds of coat hangers and steel girders.
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The statue was formed from the trunk of a linden tree, Reuters reported.
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Instead many young and talented players are plucked fully formed from university teams.
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The idea was formed from an article about farmers composting whole cow carcasses.
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Taylor Stanley, making his debut as Apollo, seemed fully formed from the start.
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Momentum was formed from the embers of Mr Corbyn's successful leadership campaign in 2015.
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The acid is formed from the degraded byproduct of sarin reacting with other compounds.
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But the island, which only emerged around 2006, is flat and formed from sediment.
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They're often formed from large collisions of warm moist air and cold dry air.
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Nearby stands a comparatively tender vessel by Bailey, formed from two nude figures embracing.
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Scientists had long assumed that waterfalls always formed from geological or climate-driven changes.
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However, it said that it would recognize any union that formed from the vote.
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The company formed from a merger between Didi Dache and SoftBank-backed Kuaidi Dache.
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The most immediate entrapments are long, snakeskin-like sculptures formed from interlocking enamel plates.
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The HOR would be the main legislature, with a second chamber formed from the GNC.
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Crystals, being that they are formed from the earth, hold a certain kind of consciousness.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - The new company formed from the planned $70 billion merger of Linde LING.
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It was discovered in the Sosnogorsk Formation where limestone formed from a once-tropical lagoon.
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It thus appears that the moons and the ring system formed from one giant impact.
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Formed from current and former members of The Attika State, Caves, Personal Best, and Attack!
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Even as we develop memories, those memories are formed from repeated, patterned firing of neurons.
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The FMLN was formed from a merger of several dissident leftist groups, including the FPL.
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New companies formed from bankruptcies should not get self-bonds for five years, it said.
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The neighborhood kids play in the life-size dollhouses formed from partly torn-down buildings.
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Some culinary experts believe it be a creation formed from mixing French and Vietnamese cuisine.
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This star was formed from the first generation of stars in the universe that exploded.
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Buhari's administration, formed from his All Progressives Congress (APC) party, took office in May 2015.
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Hot Water Music was a casual accident formed from the remnants of two Sarasota transplant bands.
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They formed from a scene, a cultural movement, but each one retained a very solid identity.
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The recently discovered moon likely formed from a collision with another moon billions of years ago.
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Importantly, this can be taken as further evidence that Neptune's inner moons formed from similar processes.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Nutrien, the company to be formed from the merger of Agrium Inc AGU.
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Researchers think the substance could be "melt glass" formed from meteorites crashing into the lunar surface.
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His upper body is formed from bone shapes, as if we're seeing through to his skeleton.
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That kind of relationship isn't formed from you just sharing emails, blogs, and social-media posts.
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Cylinder-shaped chandeliers were formed from continuous patterns of tall roses and violets, like fairy crowns.
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Everybody knows that a finished piece of writing rarely springs, fully formed, from the author's mind.
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Ulrich notes that the practice of plural marriage did not descend fully formed from the heavens.
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Morrison's movies feel like half-remembered reveries formed from memories you can no longer consciously recall.
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Formed from clouds of interstellar dust, reflection nebulae do not emit any visible light of their own.
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The plan was ill-formed from the start, and they made some baffling decisions along the way.
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The hood, for example, is formed from aluminum and the rear hatch is made of carbon fiber.
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Moviefone was previously owned by Oath, the Verizon subsidiary formed from the merger of AOL and Yahoo.
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He says it's difficult to imagine how these microstructures could have formed from purely non-biological processes.
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This conclusion, that the balls formed from accretion, meant that water once existed on the Martian surface.
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It was formed from the merger of dating app company Paktor and live-streaming business 203 Media.
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This implies that perhaps they formed from clumping in a giant disk of debris orbiting the star.
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After all, as she says, the best trans voice is formed from many trans people coming together.
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A giant Faraday cage, formed from a mesh of materials that block electrical signals, surrounds the simulator.
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The music formed from this time will be, I predict, as average as his output to date.
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The soil there is ideal for agriculture, having been formed from the Yellow, Huai and Hai rivers.
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Today, Turkey — which was formed from the rump of the Ottoman Empire — does not contest Kastellorizo's sovereignty.
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Unlike Eve, who was formed from Adam's rib, Lilith was created from the same soil as Adam.
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Kondrak and Hauer were taken aback, as they went into the project thinking it was formed from Arabic.
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For example, in string theory, the graviton is formed from a string that vibrates in a particular way.
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It's hard to look at CrossFit as anything other than a sweat cult formed from packs of jocks.
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The resulting powders formed from the spray-drying process are free-flowing and easy to handle and scale.
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We may take the #hashtag for granted today, but it didn't emerge fully formed from Biz Stone's head.
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To answer that question, here are the couples who formed from Dancing With The Stars, and their fates.
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But they don't spring fully formed from the scientist's minds; they take time, sweat, passion, imagination -- and money.
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Anorthite is typically formed from cooling lava, and mullite is created when silicon is blasted with heavy heat.
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Britain also stayed out of the European Economic Community when it was formed from the ECSC in 1957.
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Firenadoes are formed from a fire's intense heat, causing the air to heat up quickly and rise rapidly.
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They made a mountain where people go skiing now, formed from the dirt and stones from the war.
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By contrast, "monozukuri" is formed from the words "mono" (thing) and "zukuri" (to make, to manufacture, to grow).
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To McCarthy, each story is formed from the baseness of the human condition, but silence conveys infinite opportunity.
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The resulting prints are a translation of surface, space, and movement formed from both visual and haptic memories.
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The vases formed from dozens of models of the Liberator handgun, a working weapon that anyone can easily download.
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The throats of wormholes formed from single Hawking particles would be so thin that qubits could never fit through.
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Britain also stayed out of the European Economic Community (EEC) when it was formed from the ECSC in 20193.
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Talking to PEOPLE about the new campaign, Jamil said that she loves the group that formed from I Weigh.
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It will work with a second chamber, the State Council, formed from the reinstated General National Congress in Tripoli.
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Electrical pathways weave like streets past skyscrapers formed from transistors and diodes, bathed in a candy-colored LED glow.
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Dollar Express was formed from stores that Family Dollar and Dollar Tree sold to win approval for their merger.
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"Nun" (1921) shows a ruddy face, barely visible through an ovoid gap formed from the woman's tight fitting wimple.
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The surrounding rock had formed from grassland soil, which didn't contain stones the size and shape of the tools.
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The solar system formed from a dust disk surrounding the Sun, which coalesced into the planets and other objects.
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It was formed from dozens of elasticated bandage-style strips of knitted cloth, creating a body-sculpting, skintight silhouette.
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A loose geometry formed from rectangles of varying dimensions pays homage to the modern grid but refuses its regularity.
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It's built around a fried patty formed from potatoes and peas, a combination known as aloo matar in India.
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Thoughts of Nixon inevitably bring one to Hillary Clinton, so often described by the adjective formed from Nixon's name.
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Our bodies synthesize tens of thousands of unique glycans, often with branching structures formed from simple sugar building blocks.
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The spinal cord is formed from a structure called the neural tube, which develops during the first month of pregnancy.
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It will work with a second chamber, the State Council, formed from the reinstated General National Congress (GNC) in Tripoli.
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Dollar Express was formed from stores that Family Dollar and Dollar Tree sold to win approval for their takeover deal.
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At the Parrish, a wooden pallet is heaped with iridescent sperm whale teeth formed from clay by Courtney M. Leonard.
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Dollar Express was formed from the stores that Family Dollar and Dollar Tree sold to win approval for their merger.
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In an announcement Thursday, the drinks giant said the new "topper" was formed from cardboard that had been sustainably sourced.
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Creatine Alphaketoglutarate Also known as creatine AKG, this is technically a salt that's formed from alpha-ketoglutaric acid and creatine.
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ForwardPMX formed from a March 2019 merger of search firm PMX Agency and Forward3D, which specialized in direct marketing campaigns.
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"The initial inspiration came from the idea that everything is formed from stardust, so our bodies are," the pair explains.
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The other main contender is AirFuel, formed from a partnership between the Alliance for Wireless Power and the Power Matters Alliance.
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A new typeface called Ugly Gerry does just that: Its letters are formed from the shapes of grotesquely gerrymandered U.S. districts.
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The patent describes solutions for a "flexible input-output device" that may be "formed from an elastomeric substrate layer" (stretchy material).
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"The Waldheim Waltz" is formed from Ms Beckermann's own footage, as well as Austrian and international television coverage from the time.
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Looking at the trojan asteroids our planet shepherds might provide a more accurate snapshot of the material our planet formed from.
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You can still bring your brilliant ideas to fruition now, even if they don't spring forth fully formed from your imagination.
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The researchers speculate that Hippocamp formed from chunks of Proteus that broke off after a celestial collision, likely with a comet.
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According to the listing, Brangelina Memorial Nude Waxwork Sculpture was formed from mannequin-grade wax, glass eyes, and real human hair.
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These rocks, which formed from lava that rapidly cooled long ago, sometimes run the risk of outgassing potassium out into space.
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Researchers have suggested that the substance could be "melt glass," formed from meteorites crashing into the lunar surface, according to Space.com.
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A necklace is formed from what appears to be an infinite, three-dimensional loop of alternating baguette- and brilliant-cut diamonds.
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Traditional handmade New York bagels, by contrast, are formed from pre-fermented dough and left to rise in the refrigerator overnight.
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"It was white-knuckle terror for the full 30 days," Gilbert recalls, with a smile that's still partially formed from relief.
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The latest villains in environmental campaigns are disposable plastic products formed from synthetic polymers — straws, cigarette filters, coffee cup lids, etc.
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The belief was formed from a combination of Christianity and agrarian rituals, and existed around the time of the Roman Inquisition.
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Fantastical plants formed from wires, palms, plastic tubing, computer parts, glowing glass orbs, and prehistoric-looking hunks of coral loomed overhead.
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And so, as Eve was formed from Adam, yet another negative image of women was born from man's insecurity about himself.
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Encased in a thick dome of plastic, the cake appeared to have emerged, fully formed, from the mouth of a machine.
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"EDUCATION IS THE New Buffalo", a sculpture formed from words in indigenous languages, is a focal point of Calgary's new public library.
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According to this alternate theory, Pluto formed from very cold ices with chemical compositions that more closely matches that of the Sun.
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Other rumored graduates include founding members of the infamous Zetas drug cartel formed from a core of deserters from the Mexican military.
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Bowman said these stars would have differed from stars today because they formed from pristine primordial gas created after the Big Bang.
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These particles can originate from sources like dust and sea salt spray, but many are formed from chemical processes in the air.
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Standing up to 5m high, it is understood that the Pinnacles formed from seashell deposits after the sea receded many years ago.
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Similar to Earth's moon, scientists suspect Pluto's natural satellites were formed from the debris that was hurled into space after the crash.
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Grey Heron was formed from other players in the government hacking space, including Hacking Team, a source familiar with the company said.
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River Partners is removing berms along the riverfront that the owners formed from earth and rubble to keep the smallest floods out.
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When we're stressed and can't think properly, we go to those neuropathways that have always been formed from when we were infants.
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Researchers examining the meteorites found that they appear to be formed from two different reserves of material in the early solar system.
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Swirls formed from thousands of glow-in-the-dark stones are embedded in concrete (along with some guiding solar panel-fueled LEDs).
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The pair ended up living together, and, when the Saudis and Adamczewski's band the Metros disbanded, Fat White Family formed from their ashes.
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But dwarf irregular galaxies are likely to have formed from lightweight hydrogen and helium that remain pristine from when the universe was young.
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It sounded like celestial theme music fit for the gods formed from the golden magma spurting from the giant caldera of Olympus Mons.
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The other new key ingredient is supernovas—and the "superbubbles" formed from the combined shockwaves of hundreds of supernovas exploding in quick succession.
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Most dominican amber fossils, for instance, were formed from resin that flowed out of the Hymenaea protera, a leguminous tree that's now extinct.
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We are made to see what the terrified residents of Salem think they see, in visions formed from a collective, paranoid fever dream.
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Under Dr. Stewart's theory, both the Earth and the Moon formed from the same synestia, which would explain why both share similar characteristics.
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This collection, first formed from acquisitions made by Peter the Great three centuries ago, is nonetheless taking on a new, more vital role.
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The political party formed from the remnants of Yanukovych's base after he was driven out of Ukraine in 2014 and fled to Russia.
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A swastika formed from human excrement was found on the wall of a gender-neutral bathroom at the Rhode Island School of Design.
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The new government was formed from a coalition of two groups, the pro-Russian Socialist party and the pro-Western Now Platform party.
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The presence of the white metal bismuth in a 7th-century gold fibula likewise intimates that it was formed from melted Roman gold.
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The label, formed from the Ministry of Sound nightclub in 1993, was an independent record label acquiring more than 70 million album sales worldwide.
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The bond we've formed from learning together is very tight, and it's hard to think about being at the same hospital without them soon.
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Small Wonders is the first time so many of these boxwood carvings, formed from a particular type of evergreen tree, have been shown together.
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Its strange shape is forcing a major rethink about distant TNOs and how Solar System planets formed from smaller bits of dust and rock.
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Coral reefs, diverse marine ecosystems formed from tiny organisms, have faced intensifying stress worldwide from rising ocean temperatures compounded by overfishing, pollution and tourism.
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Our moon is thought by some scientists to have formed from debris spewed by such an impact between Earth and a protoplanet called Theia.
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Inside the slum, a series of main avenues provide some kind of structure amid the thousands of alleyways formed from gaps between the huts.
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As part of the reorganization plan, Caesars Entertainment - formed from the 2008 buyout of Harrah's - will merge with another subsidiary, Caesars Acquisition Co CACQ.
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Little island Off the coast of Hawaii's Big Island sits a tiny new island, formed from the lava of the still-erupting Kilauea volcano.
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Chris Sagers, who teaches antitrust at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, said customers would be hurt if the companies formed from divested assets fail.
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It was actually formed from what was left of the Henry Ford Company after the departure of Henry Ford following disputes with his investors.
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Of course, that's the HMD version, the Nokia name being licensed out by a local company formed from ex-pats of the tech giant.
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On a nearby page, his Washington Skeleton and Washington Skin chairs are displayed, their cantilevered shapes formed from carefully structured aluminum and reinforced nylon.
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Scientists believe tektites formed from Earth material that melted upon meteorite impact and were thrown into our atmosphere, before falling back to the ground.
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Formed from the glue-like supportive tissue inside the brain the tumor cells reproduce quickly, fed by the brain's large network of blood vessels.
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Many of the planets and moons in the solar system may have been formed from objects like Ultima Thule being smashed and stuck together.
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This team found that the Viking landers also detected chlorobenzene, which the researchers said could have formed from burning organic material in the soil samples.
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The radiator (at least in one current design, a mockup of which is shown at top) is formed from a tessellating 3D pattern of diamonds.
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Boeing Global Services is a new business unit to be formed from the customer services groups within the company's existing commercial airplanes and defense units.
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Data gathered by the probe suggests rocks within this ridge formed from sediment that collected at the bottom of a now-dried up Martian lake.
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Pago is only part of the larger Witori caldera that was formed from a series of explosive eruptions that all occurred in the 5,600 years.
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These Bachelor cliques are formed from the same miracle glue that bonded Catniss to Roo in The Hunger Games: friendship despite survival of the fittest.
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It was called Sorosis (after a fruit that is formed from many flowers), and once it formed in 20063, it inspired a ton of copycats.
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For example, the researchers used the BRB to recreate a structure called the Parker spiral, formed from magnetic field lines shaped by the Sun's rotation.
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Unlike Neptune's other moons formed from the leftovers after Neptune became a planet, Triton was a captured object that was pulled into a retrograde orbit.
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The island of Surtsey, located off the southern coast of Iceland, was formed from volcanic eruptions that occurred between 1963 and 1967, according to UNESCO.
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A clearer look at the rims of the pits might help tell whether they are small impact craters or they formed from erosion, for example.
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In her hands, walls — formed from sections of plywood and plaster that are covered with ceramic tiles — become objects for this sort of philosophical inquiry.
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Befrienders Worldwide The incel community I spoke to for this article is Supportcel, a Discord server formed from a largely dormant subreddit by the same name.
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Valley chipped some out of Western Australia's Jack Hills and found oxygen isotopes that suggested the crystal formed from material that was altered by liquid water.
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A center-left Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, formed from the liberal wing of the failed Democratic Party, is wooing voters dissatisfied with both conservative options.
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Schoeller Allibert was formed from a series of mergers, combining among others Schoeller, the inventor of the plastic beer crate, with peers Allibert and Arca Systems.
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In addition, black holes 100,000 to 1 million solar masses in size could have formed from collapsing massive gas clouds in the early universe, he added.
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What makes Glossier particularly interesting is that it was formed from a beauty blog called The Gloss, which now sees more than 1.5 million unique visitors.
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This led the researchers to think about phenylindanes—compounds formed from the breakdown of acids during coffee roasting, which are largely responsible for coffee's bitter taste.
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Developing Spinal CordCredit: Gabriel Galea, University College LondonSpinal cords are formed from a structure called the neural tube, which develops during the first month of pregnancy.
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Formed from the broken pieces of an even older supercontinent called Columbia, Rodinia would have been a barren landscape because terrestrial life had not yet evolved.
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Waymo is the new self-driving car company formed from Project Chauffeur at X. John Krafcik is the new CEO and brings significant auto industry experience.
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Further study of the new moons could help determine how the planet's outermost moons may have formed from collisions that fragmented large moons into smaller bodies.
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Our Revolution was formed from the remnants of Sanders' presidential campaign, with the goal of building on the grassroots activism inspired by his White House bid.
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His U.K. Pavilion for Expo 22012, in Shanghai, was a rounded cube formed from sixty thousand translucent acrylic rods that waved in the wind like bullrushes.
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Their findings pose a challenge for another model that suggests that the peak rings were formed from the melting of the upper parts of the crust.
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The back story: Several buyout firms have shown interest since last summer in acquiring Arconic, which was formed from the break up of Alcoa in 22020.
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What they saw was that much like what happens in a cement mixer, the dry paste formed from the powder and the fluid made shaggy clumps.
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He discovered eight dead elephants near the broken line, which they had apparently damaged near a pool of water that had formed from a leaking pipe.
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On Isle La Motte, you can examine outcroppings of the 480-million-year-old Chazy Fossil Reef, formed from the calciferous remains of ancient sea creatures.
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The team of doctors reporting the pot smuggler's rhinolith note that there only appears to be one other case of a rhinolith formed from illicit drugs.
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"The stylish surround is formed from pressed eco-linen with bio-sourced thermostat resin, while the domed frontage is fashioned using a hot-pressure aluminum casting."
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Diamonds, among the hardest materials in world, are formed from millions of years of geological pressure, and must be extracted from mines deep in the earth.
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Appellate court ruling: A federal district court ruled that Virginia's third congressional district was formed from an improper "racial gerrymander" and would need to be redrawn.
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This resentment is formed from a nostalgia for songs that are rooted in our memories — songs that are, or were, such a large part of our culture.
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In the comics, the X-Force is formed from the New Mutants, a previous team of heroes, after Cable comes from the future to stop the apocalypse.
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Formed from the spontaneous splattering of black, gold, and red paint on paper, these bolder works emerged from Themerson's residency at the Fondation Karolyi in Vence, France.
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"APOGEE has nineteen elements for each star that it observes, and each of those is telling you about the conditions that the star formed from," she said.
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David Finn's trio of animalistic figures formed from found objects is seated on the gallery staircase, recalling the placement of another set as greeters at the pier.
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This neckline was formed from dust grains released on the "opposite" side of the comet's orbit, in March of 2015 when 67P was still approaching the Sun.
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"There's been a theory out there that these mounds formed from billions of years of wind erosion, but no one had ever tested that before," Day added.
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The distinctive geology of these five moons, according to the analysis, resulted from a complex, multi-stage process in which the objects formed from congealing ring material.
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Her face by then looked more like a papier-mâché project than flesh, and what proportions remained in her body were formed from wax, plaster, and stuffing.
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As more Bangladeshi families are uprooted by climate change pressures, including rising seas and coastal erosion, the Forest Department is distributing fallow land formed from river silt.
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What hit like a hammer was how quickly a new order was beginning to emerge; formed from nature, you might say, at the center of the storm.
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Air France-KLM, formed from a merger of French and Dutch flag carriers in 2004, continues to operate a mixed fleet between its two main national networks.
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The prolific Frenchman has enlarged the watch and added an array of facets and finishes to the dial, alongside graphic numerals formed from an exclusive new font.
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Diamonds, among the hardest materials in the world, are formed from millions of years of geological pressure and must be extracted from mines deep in the earth.
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What makes it lovable is the airtight lid and charcoal filter, as well as the basin formed from a single piece of metal that will not leak.
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The sun motif Dalí created for the perfume stopper of the 1947 Schiaparelli fragrance Le Roy Soleil appeared as embroidery, and Roseberry also revisited Schiaparelli's gothic 1938 Skeleton Dress, a sculptural gown with three-dimensional bones formed from embroidered padding; he used the design as inspiration for a pair of elbow-length evening gloves, stitched with a skeleton motif formed from antique jewelry elements, including brass beads, pearls and seashells.
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MaC Ventures, the new Los Angeles-based investment firm formed from the merger of Cross Culture Ventures and M Ventures, has quietly started deploying capital from its fund.
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The findings also show that the sill is primarily comprised of rock that formed from cooled magma, and that the magma bodies exist both above and below it.
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According to the paper, since the spider tapetum is formed from crystals of the molecule guanine, it would be more likely to be preserved than other soft tissues.
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"The hunter on the right may have been formed from stars of Cetus and the other animal on the right may be Andromeda and Pegasus," the researchers write.
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Inspired by this, the Digital Right to Repair Coalition was formed from over 30 groups, including the Fixers Collective and iFixit, to advocate for other "fair repair" laws.
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The delta that fans into the Gulf of Mexico, formed from silt carried by the Mississippi River, is subsiding and is no longer replenished by the powerful waterway.
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A steady hand and a delicate application are necessary when crafting the sugar confections, formed from a soft base into a unique shape just before the sugar hardens.
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A ring of glass monoliths stands in the center of the ZieherSmith gallery, each formed from a cast of the oldest known living thing in New York City.
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Opportunity (and Spirit) made some stunning discoveries, including the presence of gypsum, which is formed from mineral-rich water and suggests Mars's surface once had much more water.
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What can read on the page as a character back-formed from plot necessity, and what therefore seemed like a collection of tics onstage, is now fully connected.
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The myth of an America conceived in love and sprung fully formed from the thigh of George Washington misshapes our present as much as it distorts our past.
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From what I played, your task is to discover all kinds of strange anomalies formed from chunks of data, some of which are primal but sentient paper beasts.
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With those scraps, he produces Structural Skin, a durable snakeskin-like material formed from shredded hides that are placed into a mold and reconstituted using a sustainable glue.
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It's an incredibly brief three-song set but it's pretty cool to hear how the band's minimalist blues pounding was more or less fully-formed from the jump.
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Scientists have long theorized that the Moon was formed from debris created by a Mars-sized planetary embryo—sometimes called "Theia"—crashing into Earth some 4.4 billion years ago.
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That means that the planet could have formed from a ring of dust around the brown dwarf, rather than the two objects forming together as a sort of binary.
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The compound is formed from simple sugars, such as glucose, reacting with an amino acid, known as asparagine, when these foods are cooked at temperatures above 120 degrees Celsius.
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The U.S. team, formed from a crop of barely graduated college players, got off to a shaky start in Rio losing its first two games to Canada and Italy.
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It's formed from researchers from the Elon Musk-backed AI lab OpenAI and the University of Berkley, and has $7 million in venture capital funding to get it started.
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Some areas it vacated have been occupied by organised-crime gangs formed from remnants of right-wing paramilitary groups; the ELN, a smaller guerrilla force; and renegade FARC fighters.
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Boeing Chairman, President and CEO Dennis Muilenburg also appointed Stanley Deal president and CEO of Boeing Global Services, a new business unit formed from different Boeing customer service groups.
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One possibility, as witnessed in BlueTides, is that supermassive black holes spontaneously formed from the gravitational collapse of gargantuan gas clouds in over-dense patches of the infant universe.
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Long Island (not the New York one) has a 10 by 12 kilometer caldera (now filled with a lake) formed from three explosive eruptions over the past 16,000 years.
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The U.S. team, formed from a crop of barely-graduated college players, got off to a shaky start in Rio losing its first two games to Canada and Italy.
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TUI Group has been investing in more of its own hotels and cruise ships since it was formed from the merger of TUI AG and TUI Travel in 2014.
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This story was originally published on March 31, 2015: Spoiler alert: Your favorite celebs were not sprung, fully formed, from the Hollywood Hills, ready to be seen on screen.
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Visionary art is often understood as having sprung, fully formed, from the artist's head, but the truth is that Rabinowitch is a remarkable craftsman who painstakingly constructs his imagery.
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Unless Mars was once home to organic life, we're not going to find any oil or coal there since these fossil fuels are mostly formed from dead plant matter.
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While more expensive jewelry might be made of silver, gold, or platinum, cheaper alternatives can be formed from metals like nickel, which can cause allergic reactions, lead, or cadmium.
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Kekst CNC, which formed from the merger of Publicis Groupe agencies, had one of the biggest jobs in crisis PR last year when WeWork came calling amid its downfall.
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Church had always been a part of his life and for the past decade, his spiritual home has been this bustling sanctuary with a cross formed from bright lights.
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At the airport dozens are boarding or disembarking from planes, wearing uniforms of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a unit formed from Sudan's murderous militia known as the Janjaweed.
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Series emerge fully formed from "writers' rooms" after a collaborative content creation process (say goodbye to the traditional book writing process in which each work is drafted by one person).
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For that, you'll have to bring it all the way back to nature, to the lagoons, hot springs, salt lakes, and mud baths that formed from the earth over time.
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In his second stint with the Jets, Cromartie, who turns 32 in April, struggled to recreate the stout cornerback tandem with Darrelle Revis that they formed from 2010 to 2012.
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"People have known that sulfate was a big contributor to the fog, and sulfuric acid particles were formed from sulfur dioxide released by coal burning," Zhang said in a statement.
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Nominally headed by a non-political lawyer, Giuseppe Conte, it is in reality an uneasy coalition formed from the populist left-wing Five Star Movement and the nationalist Northern League.
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"A team was formed from across the city (Jericho) to deliver (the mail) to the people as soon as possible," said Hussein Sawafta, director general of the Palestinian Post Service.
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If you've ever seen ASCII art — those popular computer pictures formed from text and symbols on your keyboard — then you've seen how computer code can be used to create art.
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It's tilted 43 degrees: No one is completely sure why — but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.
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For example, a question can be formed from a statement by turning the questioned element into a question-word (like "where") and moving it to the front of a sentence.
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That is because different temperatures cause water molecules containing different oxygen isotopes to evaporate from the sea at different rates; what gets left behind is what shells are formed from.
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It's tilted 5 degrees: No one is completely sure why — but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.
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That information will help scientists better understand how the rings formed (which in turn can help them understand how all the planets formed from rings of material around the sun).
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It's tilted 5 degrees: No one is completely sure why, but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.
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Plumes of white steam and hydrochloric acid fumes, a vaporous, corrosive mix formed from lava reacting with seawater as it enters the ocean, could be seen rising from a distance.
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The sun formed from a cloud of dust and gas and the leftover materials not used to create the star became the ingredients for the planets in our solar system.
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These sepia-toned snapshots of ancient life are formed from tree resin that once flowed over insects, plants, or other organisms, which then hardened into a transparent type of gemstone.
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Its organic silhouette (it's nicknamed the Hong Kong Finger) is formed from linear white mullions, or window uprights, that draw distinct lines as the tower rises, tapering and then curving.
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Formed from glass in a mosaic by Tiffany Studios, she is radiant against the branches of a dogwood tree and a mountainous landscape, her incredible wings push back a receding darkness.
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Instead, it "looks like an underweight brown dwarf that formed from the collapse of a gas cloud," University of Arizona astronomer and study co-author Kaitlin Kratter said in the statement.
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He's just led a $7 million Series A for Sofar Ocean Technologies, a new startup formed from a merger he orchestrated between underwater drone maker OpenROV and sea sensor developer Spoondrift.
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Rather than suggesting that the scene sprang fully formed from an auteur's imagination, "78/52" starts with the pages of the Robert Bloch novel which were the basis of the scene.
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Where Hamilton feels like it emerged, fully formed, from modern pop music's subconscious, Tamar sometimes sounds like it hails from a world where pop music followed a very different evolutionary path.
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A perspective view of a portion of an illustrative electronic device showing touch-sensitive edge displays on an edge of the device formed from a portion of a bend flexible display.
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JXTG, formed from a merger of Japan's biggest and third-biggest oil refiners, on Friday reported a 195.4 billion yen ($1.72 billion) operating profit in the six months ended Sept. 30.
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That is what their opponents in the late 1940s called them, evoking the influence of black-robed priests in these "Christian unions", formed from mergers between older Protestant and Catholic parties.
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A leading theory is that Jupiter formed from huge chunks of ice and other debris super far away from where the planet is now at the fringes of the solar system.
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It marks the first major overseas investment for the newly founded China Energy, which formed from the merger of China Shenhua Group, the country's largest coal producer, and China Guodian Corp.
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There were locals too, including XEME, with his handstyles characterized by an X formed from overlapping half-circles, and YUMOH, with his crisp, flared spray tags, were up just about everywhere.
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As part of the reorganization plan, Caesars Entertainment - formed from the 2008 buyout of Harrah's - will merge with another subsidiary, Caesars Acquisition Co. Reporting by Tracy Rucinski; Editing by Clive McKeef
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The bonds formed from the shared challenge of addiction — building trust and confidence in a group setting — may be a key ingredient to help people stay on the road to recovery.
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Some people met because they were high school or college sweethearts: And some couples were formed from good old-fashioned set-ups: Again, there's nothing wrong with meeting people on dating apps.
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Adidas, for one, has started to use a remarkable form of it called "digital light synthesis" to produce the soles of trainers, pulling them fully formed from a vat of liquid polymer.
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Across the country, voters have deserted the SPD for the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party or the Left party, formed from the ashes of the former East German Communist party.
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When Dr Papineau visited the formation in 2008 he found unusual reddish-coloured outcrops of jasper, a type of quartz formed from compressed volcanic ash, that contained odd-looking veins and nodules.
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While more than 100 new bank charters were formed each year on average from 1990 to 2008, just seven were formed from 2008 to 2013 in the wake of the financial crisis.
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It was formed from the more interesting aspects of some other ideas we were toying with at the time—plus the guy next to us bit off his tongue with homemade dentures.
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A cursory look at these pieces would have you believe that they're made of wood and marble, but thanks to science and spores, they're actually formed from shrooms, agricultural waste, and microorganisms.
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Elsewhere, the border is protected by the Rapid Support Forces, a division of the Sudanese military that was formed from the janjaweed militias who led attacks on civilians in the Darfur conflict.
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EV Hive, now known as Cocowork, raised $20 million earlier this year, and now Gowork, a startup formed from a merger between Rework and GoWork, has pulled in $10 million for expansion.
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Rosenfeld's departure comes after years of consistent decline in sales for Mondelez, which was formed from a spin-off of Kraft's North America grocery business in 2012 - a move that she engineered.
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The exhibition also presents a set of wonderful small terra-cotta sculptures that Mr. Mullican made in 1960: emblematic figures formed from rolls and balls of clay lying flat on the pedestal.
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Named the "largest curtain of falling water in the world" by UNESCO, Victoria Falls also feature numerous basalt gorges, or narrow valleys that have been formed from the falling water over time.
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Puigdemont's regional government - formed from a coalition of separatist parties that only passed a law to hold the referendum a month ago - had previously hinted it would not yet unilaterally declare independence.
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Sculptor Ray Villafane created an installation of 30 scarecrows formed from natural materials at the New York Botanical Garden, each exploring some aspect of the scarecrow's connection to the heartland or horror.
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The company was formed from a merger deal involving China's two largest group deals sites in 2015 and it has since raised significant capital, including a $4 billion round two years ago.
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The launch of Apple's Beats 1 station last year revived radio with its programming, exclusives and artist led shows, but the station didn't spring fully formed from Tim Cook's meticulously coiffured head.
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Springing from a New York Times Modern Love column, Calhoun's memoir reads like a series of light and funny essays, formed from original, engrossing anecdotes interspersed with somewhat more predictable life lessons.
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By not linking to Slate or the Verge or VICE or BuzzFeed or The Guardian, the Times makes it seem like its own reporting has emerged fully formed from the institution's forehead.
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In fact, over half the shoe is formed from bio-based and recycled materials like plastic bottles and natural latex, which is a departure in an industry dependent on oil and plastic.
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At the outdoor ice rink at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City, the staff put up cautionary wet floor cones in the puddles that had formed from water melting off the rink.
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" Two symmetrical plates of falafel, delectable fritters formed from chickpeas, fresh dill, chillies and coriander, are surrounded by olives, pickled peppers, shatta, a local chilli-pepper paste, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers. "Dinner!
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Of a Kind Victoire de Castellane, the Paris-based creative director for Dior fine jewelry, remembers the moment that opals, which are formed from silica in fissures of rocks, first captivated her.
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As the name implies, AoE30003HD has better-looking graphics; it's also received gameplay updates and three expansions produced by Forgotten Empires, a company formed from a team of AoE23000 fans and modders.
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Gatson seems to be saying that Gaye and the other figures represent a contemporary black conscience, formed from cultural and power shifts, as well as the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements.
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For the elegant "Gamma (Signe II)" (1993), two loops — one much larger than the other — formed from paper piping cord and suspended from wall pegs, are interlaced about midway down the larger one.
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So how much of our innate preference is actual preference and how much of it is long held bias about what women do—bias formed from a lifetime of stereotypical roles for women?
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It is a so-called dot plot, or a chart formed from the anonymous forecasts by Fed officials on where they think the fed funds rate will be at given points in time.
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Yet when Gary Cooper, playing Roark in the film, says that a building must be true to its own idea, this misleadingly suggests that a building emerges perfectly formed from an architect's imagination.
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The Swiss bank's La Maison de Gestion arm was formed from a deal struck in December last year when UBS France agreed to buy the local private banking business of Italy's Banca Leonardo.
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Two compounds in the Ghouta sample matched those also found in Khan Sheikhoun, one formed from sarin and the stabilizer hexamine and another specific fluorophosphate that appears during sarin production, the tests showed.
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US officials estimate that ISIS has about 600 to 800 fighters in the country, largely formed from former members of other regional terror groups, including the Pakistani Taliban and Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
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Spiritualized originally formed from the ashes of Spacemen 3, a similarly psychedelically minded outfit Pierce co-founded when he was still a teen in the early 80s, before eventually burning out in 1992.
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Many rappers or singers will go through a beat and do a reference track where they plot out different cadences; with Makonnen, most of the hooks are fully formed from the first take.
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The plan was not helped by a Football League rule stating that the new club formed from the merger would have to take its place in the division of the lowest-placed constituent.
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Instead of giving out any real information, one of them said, "I am a celestial being, I have been formed from the cosmos," adding, "we are scattered around the world and the cyberverse."
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Wilson had long been skeptical of Trump's plans for a separate branch of the military devoted to space as much of the new organization would be formed from pre-exiting Air Force units.
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LB-1's sheer size suggests that it "was not formed from the collapse of only one star," the study said -- instead, it could potentially be two smaller black holes orbiting each other.
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Veilhan drinks from an unassuming institutional water fountain that is actually a sculpture by the American artist Marc Ganzglass, titled "Meteorite Inclusions (Fountain)"; the pipes are formed from fragments of an iron meteorite.
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Winner: FREDERICK DOUGLASS: Prophet of Freedom, by David W. Blight (Simon & Schuster) "Douglass cultivated the fiction that he was 'self-made' and had sprung fully formed from his own forehead," our reviewer wrote.
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