Sentence examples for Considerably developed from inspiring English sources

He considerably developed this theory in two later works, Pathways of the Brain: The Neurocognitive Basis of Language (1999), and (with Jonathan Webster) Language and Reality (2004).

This idea had indeed been considerably developed by Russell, who held that ordinary names are logically very much like definite descriptions.

The final thing we got our paws on was a considerably developed version of one of last year's most eye-catching tech-demos, now officially dubbed Wii U Panorama View.

Speaking about the injury to talk-show host Jonathan Ross in December, Ford said the hydraulics involved in the Millennium Falcon had considerably developed since 1977 when the doors were controlled with a pulley operated by hand.

The use of graphical input and output, even of musical notation, has been considerably developed, notably by Mathews at Bell Telephone Laboratories, by Leland Smith at Stanford University, and by William Buxton at the University of Toronto.

We have considerably developed the brand through timely core content on our website that we (and our franchisees) can manage via a user-friendly CMS; and offer core recruitment and business training options anywhere in the UK with online meetings software.

Dicationic ionic liquid with high number of charge carriers provides well-developed ionic channels which form facile pathways and considerably develop the anhydrous proton conductivity.

Gastrointestinal toxicity (i.e., diarrhoea, nausea, and vomiting) was considerably less developed in this study, whereas the incidence of haematological toxicity was similar in both studies (Table 4).

Later in 2008 my role in the CDS changed considerably to developing care pathways for people with learning disabilities, complex medical problems, older people and patients in hospital.

The sensitivity and signal-to-background ratio were improved considerably by developing a carboxy-terminal fragment engineered from a click beetle luciferase.

In the case of financial incentives, the share of health spending devoted to remuneration varies considerably across developing countries [ 36].