Sentence examples for a further recent development from inspiring English sources
In a further recent development disjunctive theories of perception have inspired similar disjunctive approaches in the philosophy of action concerning both the ontology of action and a subject's reasons for performing actions.
A further recent development is that of early discharge, where women leave hospital one or two days after surgery, and in some cases on the same day, with wound drains still in place, after it was shown that such practice did not result in increased rates of physical or psychological illness[ 11].
A School for Primary Care Research has been created, and further recent developments within the NIHR include the launching of two new programmes.
Further, recent developments in seatbacks have introduced new designs into the field that have not been compared to more traditional designs.
The second part of the paper describes further recent developments of this reliable estimation technique, including its extension to handle coloured measurement noise situations, time-delay system identification, frequency-domain identification, non-uniformly sampled data, closed-loop and nonlinear model identification.
Further, recent developments in computational resources suggest that merging more accurate sequence and structure searches starting from differing sets of queries will not be limiting in the near future.
Further, recent developments that occurred in the field of micro- and nanotechnology created larger interest for researchers to develop sophisticated electronic devices for clinical health monitoring.
A further recent advance is the development of multi-functional polymersomes that carry pharmaceuticals and imaging agents simultaneously.
A further, and comparatively recent, development has been the drive-in theatre.
The gender composition of areas at a particular time of day would allow us to further refine recent development of time-dynamic census data based on mobile phone data [10].
A national currency is a recent development.
