Sentence examples for coherent development of from inspiring English sources

This situation was in no way conducive to the coherent development of indigenous culture; consequently, the individual contribution of these countries to the total accomplishment of ancient Middle Eastern art is of secondary importance.

Represented by such figures as Jacques Maritain, Yves Simon, Étienne Gilson, Robert Spaemann, and Karol Wojtyła, Thomistic personalism draws on principles of Thomas Aquinas's philosophical and theological anthropology in what it sees as a coherent development of inchoate elements of Aquinas's thought.

To maintain a coherent development of biological understanding, it is indispensable to keep the reference data sets up-to-date.

Challenges for the coherent development of research priorities appear to include the development of national health research system assessments that use a common conceptual framework and include specific consideration of research priorities for children.

Beyond condensation of imaging findings from a single image series, extraction of information from a stack of different series or modalities should be a coherent development to fully exploit the potential of complementary functional imaging in oncology, e.g. PET/CT, MRI and MRS (chemical shift imaging) [ 6].

Arguments have been made, however, that both his initial rejection of transformism, and his subsequent developments toward the concept of historical species change reflect coherent and consistent developments of his concept of "physical truth" (Sloan 2006b 19877).

There needs to be a common database, coherent development plans and economies of scale.

Khan argues that single investments should be placed in the broader context of a coherent development [51].

But I worry that by raising these single issue causes in the absence of a coherent development agenda they won't amount to much and will come tumbling down.

"The system includes a very coherent development plan," Boland said.

A precondition for achieving a coherent further development of the energy transition policy and for receiving the sound support of a critical public is that the long-term consequences of political decisions on a complex sociotechnical energy system be taken into account.