Sentence examples for achievements in developing from inspiring English sources

Alkmaar said that Beane – whose achievements in developing a winning baseball side against financial odds became the basis for Michael Lewis's book, and later a film starring Brad Pitt – will provide advice "in the areas of high performance and innovation".

The stage achievements in developing the intellectual expert system of pig disease diagnosis are summarized.

The stage achievements in developing the intellectual system of fish disease early warning are summarized.

In the penultimate section, recent achievements in developing functionally graded materials including structural and functional materials are reviewed.

This paper provides a superficial survey of evolution of software-intensive systems towards multiagent systems, lists subjectively some basic problems and achievements in developing time-critical systems.

This paper represents the technical and innovative achievements in developing a fully operational novel conveyor concept (bead driven [Jephcott, D. L. (2002).

But he was also confident and enthusiastic about his achievement in developing Kirkuk city and the surrounding province.

We would doubtless celebrate our achievement in developing technology that enabled us to catch and punish all murderers and rapists, but the crimes would still be committed and the victims and their families would still endure unimaginable pain.

Manchester United's achievement in developing half a team of international players in the shape of Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Gary and Phil Neville is the benchmark for talent identification, and English professional clubs spend £50m a year trying to achieve similar success.

This study contributes to the growing literature on comprehensive teacher training as a strategy to improve students' achievement in developing countries.

Since the Coleman report of 1966 (Coleman et al., 1966), an extensive body of literature has built up that explores and identifies the factors associated with students' achievement in developing and developed countries.