In Costa Rica, the football federation founded the national league championship in 1921, but subsequent development in the region was slower, with belated FIFA membership for countries such as El Salvador (1938), Nicaragua (1950), and Honduras (1951).
It is compounded again with interest in that subsequent developments in mathematical physics initiated and developed by von Neumann ultimately served to strengthen the entrenchment of the separable Hilbert space framework in mathematical physics (especially with regards to quantum theory).
That doesn't sound so bad in the light of subsequent developments in South and North Koreaorea, whereas Resnais's text would read, even now, like a wise and cautionary view of world politics.
Borchardt-Hume argues that subsequent developments in art make mid-70s projects such as the Jammers, inspired by Indian textiles, and Rauschenberg's later works on metal, easier to appreciate in retrospect.
In fact, it is Bacon, rather than the Abstract Expressionists, who now looks prophetic about subsequent developments in art, starting with Pop and continuing through the so-called Pictures Generation, the worthy subject of a concurrent exhibition at the Met.
The Vatican said Dr. Edwards "bore a moral responsibility for all subsequent developments in assisted reproduction technology and for all abuses made possible by IVF".
For all the subsequent developments in recording technology, that's a battle they're never going to win, especially given Leona Lewis's shortfall in vocal character compared to Ronnie Spector and Darlene Love.
Subsequent developments in the fast-moving field of metazoan origins have sprung more surprises.
The Penman method laid the foundation for subsequent developments in the evaporation field.
Their work contributed to much of the subsequent developments in molecular, medical an evolutionary genetics.
