Religious development, driven by turns from within and without, is, after all, the mark of a vital faith.
More-complex designs followed, their development driven by the peculiarly English obsession of observing fine details on diatom frustules.
Some executives offered another view, saying that it was not the industry's maturity but the rapid pace of the technology development driven by Moore's Law -- the doubling of computing capacity every 18 months -- that has created the industry's financial crisis.
The development, driven by expanded broadband access to the Web, cheaper computer technology and improved call-routing systems, has opened the door to an entirely new group of at-home workers.
This has been a fascinating and somewhat surprising development, driven by starvation in the industry for new sources of book consumers and the sudden realization that black people are hungry for reading relevant to them.
Those obligations relate to commitments Australia made to the Unesco earlier this year in order to retain the reef's world heritage listing in the face of environmental threats, including from coastal industrial development driven by the coal industry.
Development driven by the state as well as the market seems to be delivering dividends, and China's success has helped popularise the idea that state-owned companies should have a large role in economies.
Mr Negroponte responds that mobile phones are not much use for education; Mr Quadir replies that thanks to economic development driven by mobile phones, parents can afford to educate their children.
But as the wave of global bankers, entertainment entrepreneurs and foreign college students has flooded the city, and development driven by the Olympic Games here this summer demolishes ancient neighborhoods and traditional Communist inhibitions, the capital's new monied class has come out to party.
Data from the 2005 American Community Survey showed, for example, that the income of blacks in the New York City borough of Queens surpassed that of whites for the first time, a development driven largely by immigration from the West Indies.
Modification of certain types of aircraft and advances in ballistic missile programs brought the prospect of a deployed nuclear force ever closer a development driven in part by Pakistan's progress on its own nuclear weapons and by tensions with India's traditional adversary, China.
