Ideated in 21977, the piece started out as a wrap top and a skirt.
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A product can be ideated, prototyped and finalized with little more than a keyboard and code.
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QuintoAndar's founders ideated the business model while they were struggling to find an apartment in São Paulo after finishing their MBAs at Stanford.
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Blade Runner 2049 Sometimes you just need to feel a richly ideated future, soak it in, for the sake of being somewhere else, for the sake of agitating the present.
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"We started with a blank piece of paper and ideated and iterated with Walt Disney Imagineering on what Coca-Cola products and packaging would look like in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge," said Ellen Gutierrez, director of strategic partnerships and brand marketing, Coca-Cola.
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He also ideated for brands like Maruti Swift, Dainik Jagran, UTV, Escotel, etc. He conducted Creativity Trainings for brands like Pidilite, & Pragya TV.
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Tree Ambulance is an initiative that has been initiated to support "Saves Trees" with the Vision to protect the Earth. This Initiative has been Proposed/Ideated by the Chennai-based environmentalist K Abdul Ghani, well known as the “Green Man of India”.
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Pedro Roberto Kanof is an italian engineer and inventor. He ideated the first electronic system and method for renting bicycles in the 1980s, the same method that is now used globally in the bicycle sharing system.Gianni Dragoni, “Tram più bici, idea copiata da Parigi” (Bus and bicycles, idea copied by Paris), Il Sole 24 Ore, October 22, 2007, a. 143, n.
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The original Western Carolina League was a Class-D circuit in Minor League Baseball which was ideated and created by John Henry Moss. The league ran from 1948 to 1952, then combined with the North Carolina State League to form the Tar Heel League in 1953. The second Western Carolina League was formed as a Class-A circuit in 1960. After three years, its name was changed to Western Carolinas League.
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Definition, first results and applications of the solid image was presented in the ISPRS (International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing - ) Comm.V, WG V/4 meeting in Ancona, July 2003 and in the CIPA 2003 XIXth Symposium – Antalya, Turkey 30 September - 04 October2003. The Solid Image have been ideated by Prof. Sergio Dequal, DITAG - Dipartimento di Ingegneria del Territorio, dell'Ambiente e delle Geotecnlogie del Politecnico di Torino (), and developed by a DITAG Politecnico di Torino research group (Prof.
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The Arsenale in Venice where the exhibition Aperto '93 took place. Aperto ’93 is the title of an exhibition of contemporary art conceived by Helena Kontova and Giancarlo Politi, and organized by Helena Kontova for the XLV edition of the Venice Biennale, directed by Achille Bonito Oliva in 1993. It reprised and expanded the concept of the exhibition Aperto, a new section in the Biennale for young artists ideated by Bonito Oliva and Harald Szeemann in 1980.
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In 1941 were played the first handball matches in Catalonia and one year later was founded a Handball Federation in Catalonia. Then handball was developed over Catalonia, increasing the number of teams every year, being 80 clubs in 1958. Barcelona held the first European Clubs Cup in 1958, a competition ideated by the French Federation. For the decades of 40's and 50's some handball competitions were held with 11 players, like the Catalonia Championships.
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Architecture created digitally might not involve the use of actual materials (brick, stone, glass, steel, wood). It relies on "sets of numbers stored in electromagnetic format" used to create representations and simulations that correspond to material performance and to map out built artifacts.Daniela Bertol, David Foell Designing digital space page 57 Digital architecture does not just represent "ideated space"; it also creates places for human interaction that do not resemble physical architectural spaces. Examples of these places in the "Internet Universe" and cyberspace include websites, multi-user dungeons, MOOs, and web chatrooms.
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The comic series was ideated by Alfredo Castelli in 1964, but eventually debuted only in 1970, in the comic magazine Horror. In 1971 all the strips published in the magazine and about one hundred unpublished strips were collected in the volume Zio Boris, published by New Time. In 1972 the comic strips started being published by Il Corriere dei Ragazzi, with Daniele Fagarazzi replacing Peroni as artist. Later the strips were published in the newspapers Gazzetta del Popolo and Corriere d'Informazione, and in the magazines Tilt, Cucciolo and Doctor Beruscus.
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The Modern Project is a general name for the political and philosophical movement that gives rise to modernity, broadly understood. The modern project begins in the late Middle Ages or the Renaissance. Retrospectively philosophers, scientists, and other historical figures in Western culture can be seen during that period as displaying a greater proclivity to question the givenness of the world--a givenness espoused in classical philosophy and Judeo-Christian revelation--and to assert the centrality of the human mind as the basis for human power. Some ideated abstractions associated with the modern project include: individualism, liberalism, marxism, mechanism, rationalism, scientism, secularism, and subjectivism.
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Edmond and Lily Safra International Institute of Neurosciences. Ideated by the neuroscientist Miguel Nicolelis, the Santos Dumont Institute (Instituto Santos Dumont – ISD) seeks inspiration in the iconic and innovative figure of Santos Dumont, father of aviation and one of the greatest Brazilian scientists of all times. The Northeast of Brazil was intentionally chosen for ISD acting to foster human, social and financial development of such region. The Institution considers social responsibility and innovation as motors for all actions of teaching, research and extension developed in areas of Education, Neurosciences, Neuroengineering, Maternal and Child Health as well as in Rehabilitation.
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In 1998, on moving to Mumbai, Sumeet Hukamchand Mittal enrolled himself in an acting class while his wife Shashi Mittal made rounds of production houses. They soon met Rajkumar Barjatya of Rajshri Productions who asked them to develop a film script and ended up really liking their work and they gave their first break as writers. Shashi ideated and worked on the scripts and writing, while Sumeet was away at auditions or shooting. The guidance from Rajshri Productions helped them develop their writing skills, and soon got an opportunity to write for Aruna Irani’s Zameen Se Aassman Tak in early 2004.
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In 2016, The Ocean Agency ideated 50 Reefs — a global plan to save coral reefs. This initiative was launched in early 2017 with the support of Bloomberg Philanthropies, The Tiffany & Co. Foundation and the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation. Its aim was to bolster conservation action in key geographies identified as being less vulnerable to climate change and having the best chance of repopulating other reefs over time. The Ocean Agency was appointed to coordinate International Year of the Reef 2018 by the International Coral Reef Initiative, working in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme.
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Normandin worked on Plantable packaging for his product Mighty Oats that can yield vegetables if planted. As of 2014, Under his leadership, Little Duck Organics achieved a retail presence in more than 30 countries. In 2014, Normandin sold majority control of Little Duck Organics, and left the company to start a creative agency and product development house. In 2015 Normandin co-founded DIRTY LEMON, which quickly garnered a celebrity following from the likes of Kate Hudson, Karlie Kloss, Mindy Kaling, and Cardi B. DIRTY LEMON is an omni- channel functional beverage brand with products which utilizes Iris Nova's SMS-based e-commerce platform, a technology ideated by Normandin.
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Dare also played instrumental role in the meetings that held between the leadership of NCC and top executives of the Ministry of Information and Communications. Dare's iconic moment in the Ministry was being a member of the Minister's advisory team that initiated and executed the sale of the 2.3GHz spectrum frequency in 2014. Dare served as Chief, Hausa Service, African Division at Voice of America (VOA) in Washington, DC between 2001 to 2009, in this capacity he managed multifarious portfolios. Other than managing the daily production of radio and online broadcast programs, he ideated, designed and implemented the acquisition of modern Information Technology and Telecoms gadgets for production and distribution activities such as news-gathering, content storage, program distribution etc.
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In 2004, UTV launched Hungama TV, an exclusive channel for kids. She became an integral part of Hungama TV by starting as its 'Head of Programming' and later went on to become the COO. She launched two very successful shows called Hero - Bhakti Hi Shakti Hai and Sanya and promoted international hits like Doraemon and Shin Chan. In 2005–2006, she ideated and executed a campaign called Hungama TV Captain's Hunt wherein the channel launched a nationwide search for a "board of directors" composed of kids whose job was to suggest what was right or wrong with content on Hungama TV. In 2006, Screwvala roped in Bollywood actor John Abraham as the channel's brand ambassador and launched the 'John Aur Kaun' campaign.
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Hickman told his attorneys that he had killed Parker upon the direction of a supernatural deity he called "Providence". This claim was touted by Hickman's defense attorney in court, who attempted to explain Hickman's actions by reason of insanity. The defense professed that Hickman was mentally ill and deeply influenced by his religious zealot grandfather who had exposed him to "frenzied religious exorcisms... Out of the limbo of his subconscious mind, surcharged with severe repressions of his awful childhood, homicide and mutilation ideated." Hickman was one of the first defendants to use California's new law that allowed pleas of not guilty by reason of insanity (despite having initially told police that he needed the $1,500 ransom to attend Park College, a Bible college in Kansas City).
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In 1945 he started projecting silent movies in a little room of the School Balilla in Bari, allowing his students to explore the educational power of videos with his first censures. During the early 1950s, in Bari, Nuzzolese directed the first B/W documentary on the Basilica di San Nicola of Bari, actually property of the historical RAI Archives. He devoted his life to the family and the cinema culture, ideated and founded Cinemas ABC (1976) one of the first essay cinemas in Europe inaugurated by the Minister Adolfo Sarti with the movie "Quanto è bello lu murire acciso" of Ennio Lorenzini. The Centre of Culture liked too much also to the Italian Film Director Carlo Lizzani, that permitted to print 11 movies of the Venice Film Festival.
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After noticing the health care needs of Bahian society in the beginning of the 1950s, a group of doctors, academics, public managers and religious leaders from Salvador ideated a new institution. At that time, the only medical school in the state was the Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia, which graduated 130 professionals per year. Facing such a situation, Antônio Simões da Silva Freitas, Orlando de Castro Lima, Jorge Valente, Aristides Novis Filho, Adelaido Ribeiro, Antônio Souza Lima Machado, Colombo Moreira Spínola, Urcício Santiago, André Negreiros Falcão, Francisco Pinheiro Lima Junior, Manoel Aquino Barbosa and René Alfredo Guimarães created the Escola Bahiana de Medicina e Saúde Pública. On May 31, 1952, they signed the minutes that established the Fundação Bahiana para Desenvolvimento das Ciências, whose mission was to support and provide funds for the new school - that would be located at the same building of the Santa Izabel Hospital, in Nazaré's district.
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The term trabuco comes from Venezuelan baseball slang, where it means an all-stars selection of ballplayers coming from different clubs, or bands, if it is the case, in musical terms. The orchestra was created by Naranjo in response to the emergence of a plethora of salsa amateurish bands, that often offered pale imitations of foreign groups, as he wanted to start a total musical movement with all-round musicians and singers. As a result, his Trabuco had no specific commercial ambitions and was ideated to record and perform at cultural events in theaters and universities, and although Naranjo never intended to be a salsa interpreter, the band overlapped considerably with salsa music. But in his jazzy arrangements, Naranjo did not use the typical 'minor' percussion salsa instruments, like maracas, güiro and claves, so he worked with a classic jazz drum set, congas, bongos, timbales, piano and bass in front of four trumpets and four trombones, similar to jazz brass band ensembles, not at all common in salsa bands.
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During World War II it was severely damaged by Allied aerial bombing, thus it was partially reconstructed in 1946. In 2002, at the initiative of the Provincial administration, the "Castle for the City" project was started: it involved a massive, €2.7m restoration of the castle and a series of exhibition of international significance, such as: "The Triumph of Bacchus: Masterpieces From the Ferrara School at Dresden", inaugurated in 2002 by the then President of the Republic Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, and "A singular Renaissance: the court of Este in Ferrara", inaugurated in 2003 at the Centre for Fine Arts of Brussels and later in Ferrara at the presence of the then President of the European Commission Romano Prodi. In 2004 the whole project of restoration was completed with two significant events: the inauguration of the €1.7m new museum display ideated by archistar Gae Aulenti and the restoration and temporary opening to visitors of the Camerini d'Alabastro ("alabaster cabinets"), secret rooms built by Alfonso d'Este. Following the 2012 Northern Italy earthquakes, one of the towers partially collapsed and underwent restoration works.
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