Sentence examples for Upon developments from inspiring English sources

More recently, philosophers distrustful of Kant's theory of the faculties have tried to express the notions of an "aesthetic attitude" and "aesthetic experience" in other ways, relying upon developments in philosophical psychology that owe much to G.W.F.

This paper reports upon developments in the simulation of the passive control of combustion dynamics in industrial gas turbines using acoustic attenuation devices such as Helmholtz resonators and perforated liners.

That this is possible and desirable is illustrated through discussion of a new theoretical framework for visibility-studies that draws upon developments in assemblage theory and the author's own work on affordance and relationality.

With EU sanctions closely bound with those imposed by the US, and international companies unlikely to do business with Iran unless permitted to do so by all major powers, other countries will be heavily dependent upon developments in Washington, diplomats say.

To achieve the above-mentioned objectives, our research built upon developments in conceptual modelling and advances in systematic review methods as applied to organizational research [ 21].

The optimization of FMI for whole-body three-dimensional imaging in small animals is contingent upon developments in three distinct categories: fluorescent probe design, light propagation modeling through tissue, and imaging system design [ 3].

acridum infection in grasshoppers and locusts has relied upon development of fungal growth in infected cadavers.

Graham Ward, Icai's chief commissioner, said: "Transformative impact in fragile states will take a generation to achieve and is dependent upon development of in-country state capacity.

Upon development of a rash, monkeys received either two daily doses of vitamin A (100,000 units, Vitamin Angels, Santa Barbara, CA; 14Y, 50Y) or placebo (17Y, 31Y, 46Y).

The designs of economics upon development studies are examined in terms of the Kuhnian notion of paradigm shift.

The etiology of this underachievement is complex because numerous factors experienced during a child's formative years may have a detrimental effect upon development and functional efficiency.