Sentence examples for conceptual developments from inspiring English sources
A description is provided of conceptual developments, methodological aspects and software tools used to develop the Biosphere Assessment Methodology in the context of high-level waste (HLW) disposal facilities in Spain.
The invention of the laser by the American physicists Arthur Schawlow and Charles Townes in 1958, the demonstration of the first practical laser by the American physicist Theodore Maiman in 1960, and the subsequent development of laser spectroscopy techniques by a number of researchers revolutionized a field that had previously seen most of its conceptual developments before the 20th century.
In fact, there have been relatively few new conceptual developments in mainstream chemical informatics over the last decade or more.
In the 1980s and 1990s, technological and conceptual developments enabled efficient computer programs that implement or approximate Bayesian inference in realistic scenarios.
61.6% of 696 documents found represent work on conceptual developments, while the remaining 38.4% refer to design methods.
Nevertheless, recent reviews mostly classify them as somewhat ambiguous and complex, mainly because of the heterogeneity of conceptual developments within each field.
For example, N.A.S.A., which is already heavily involved in developing green technology, should receive a major investment for purposes of conceptual development, design and engineering of wind and solar microtechnologies which can be licensed or sold to the private sector.
What it came up with "Based upon inter-disciplinary considerations, the initial stage of conceptual development presents extremely synergistic challenges to the philosophy of commonality and standardisation".
By 1839, when the geologist Leopold Buch recognized this rock sequence in southern Germany, the conceptual development of the Jurassic System was complete.
This seems a natural part of the conceptual development of a science.
EN contributed substantially to the conceptual development, analyses, and writing of this manuscript.
