Sentence examples for centuries of development in from inspiring English sources

Archeologists swooped in and collected the artifacts which had been neglectfully covered over by centuries of development in a New England community not known for its slave holding past.

"Cloaca" (2000) represented a conclusion of sorts to a century of development in machines that could duplicate human activities.

The decision rolls back half a century of developments in international human rights and criminal justice law, said Kenyan activist Njonjo Mue.

What gives? A. It used to run the distance, but several centuries of development got in the way.

The West has advanced to where it has by exponential change, if you will, including many disruptive changes in its centuries of development.

For example, the study of trilobites was central to the development of punctuated equilibrium as a model for evolutionary change (Eldredge and Gould 1972; Gould and Eldredge 1977), and the fruit fly Drosophila was the "model organism" used in much of the pioneering work on genetics in the early twentieth century as well as unraveling the genetics of development in the late twentieth century.

We analysed the publication records of major cropping systems models to summarise the broad trends in model applications that emerged in the early 21st Century, based on the 60 years of development in the 20th Century.

"In just over 20 years, the epidemic has lopped off half a century of development gains in some countries.

Azerbaijani reached a high level of development in the 16th century.

The situation in the Pacific goes to the very heart of development in the 21st century, he added.

Figure 4 The mark of more than a century of land development in Panama, contrasted with forest conservation within the area of the canal.