Sentence examples for connection in the development from inspiring English sources

Although from an anatomical perspective, spur formation in the Achilles tendon and the plantar fascia could possibly be related to the transfer of mechanical stress from site to site, the connection in the development between these spurs and their prevalence for age and sex remain uncertain.

It was founded in 1948 in connection with the development of the oil industry and received city status in 1952.

Building commenced in the early 1930s in connection with the development of the Pechora coalfield in the Soviet First Five-Year Plan; the town was incorporated in 1935.

Founded in 1929 as a settlement in connection with the development of a pulp and paper mill, it became a town in 1938 and is now a satellite of Perm city.

Ishikawa et al. (2007) discuss the noise due to dc trains in geoelectric field data in connection with the development of earthquake prediction techniques.

In connection with the development of economic activities in the Ile basin (flow regulation, development of irrigated agriculture), recently there is a noticeable change in the condition of the surface of the delta that shows signs of gradual drying.

The complementary approaches, rigor and pragmatics, which are exhibited in the development of quantum mechanics, later came about in a more striking way in connection with the development of quantum electrodynamics (QED) and, more generally, quantum field theory (QFT).

Publishing could begin only after the monopoly of letters, often held by a priestly caste, had been broken, probably in connection with the development of the value of writing in commerce.

The present status of electrochemistry and electrocatalysis research activities in Japan is briefly reviewed, mainly in connection with the development of on-site power stations and electric vehicles.

Surnames came into use in England between 1250 and 1450, probably in connection with the development of inheritable property rights and trades.

In the proposed follow up project and in connection with the development of ABCD 3.0, we envisage a more straightforward implementation for the exchange of associated structured character datasets.