First pitched in 2009, Diamond Trust of London went through a protracted development process, going through two publishers and taking over three years to reach the market.
However, other types of visual motion processing follow a protracted development and only reach adult-like levels by mid-to-late childhood.
Hypotheses concerning the transport of grain from elsewhere, such as the western Fertile Crescent, can indeed be used to explain a protracted development of domesticated species.
And using design as a strategic tool in the early phases of a development phase guarantees an end-user perspective.
"This place is like a child – it's in a development phase," Wang says.
Our findings add to a body of literature showing a relatively protracted development of sensitivity to coherent motion (Gunn et al., 2002; Hadad et al., 2011).
In contrast, connections between the lateral frontal cortices and other cortical and subcortical areas show a particularly protracted development (Giedd et al. 1999).
By all accounts, Quantum Break had a bumpy and protracted development.
Several observations suggest differently: a protracted chronic phase, lack of response to several other treatments, relatively high response rate, sustained long-term improvement, and the rapid deterioration of the headache after the device was switched off or had technical failures.
Moreover, as a consequence of a protracted absorption phase, plasma concentrations at late time points were higher following oral administration than those after intravenous dosing.
CML is a paradigmatic stem cell disorder that begins as a protracted chronic phase, characterized by high leukocyte counts and enlarged spleen and liver.
