Sentence examples for as a stage of development from inspiring English sources

Or maybe it's just the Joey Ramone in them coming out, punk rock destructiveness as a stage of development.

With an increasing number of feature-length indie hits starting out as acclaimed shorts (including Damien Chazelle's spectacularly successful Whiplash) it's no wonder film-makers are starting to see short film-making as a stage of development, rather than an art form in its own right.

Cord blood cells offer advantages over bone marrow cells from related adult donors as they are a stage of development somewhere between embryonic/foetal and adult stem cells, and have a much lower mutation rate than the alternative bone marrow cells [26].

Adam Smith (1723 90) presented feudal government as a stage of social development characterized by the absence of commerce and by the use of semi-free labour to cultivate land.

Straight talk, however, was not recognized as a distinct speech genre in English until the late 19th century, around the same time psychologists were identifying adolescence as a separate stage of development and debating how to manage it.

In the plant, separation of cells occurs as a natural stage of development, especially in tissues with large intercellulars, and transiently open half-plasmodesmata are inevitably formed.

Urban rail transit is entering a stage of increased development as a result of changes in productivity- and production-related adjustments to network operation conditions.

The region manufactures only half as much per head as others at a comparable stage of development.

As a conclusion, although in a primary stage of development, commercial WEC projects have the potential to be competitive with the Offshore Wind Energy industry.

Helen Clark, administrator of the UN development programme, said: "The GDP growth has of course been quite good this century, but Africa isn't getting as much poverty reduction as Asia did at a similar stage of development.

Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, described Libya's nuclear program as "at an early stage of development" — many of the centrifuges had evidently never been uncrated.