Sentence examples for considerable development and from inspiring English sources
It has undergone considerable development and is the principal model for the calculation of molecular properties and for general discussions of compounds.
Such a simple answer to the question is possible, however, only if it is understood that Zoroastrianism as a religion had already undergone considerable development and modification since Zoroaster's lifetime, influenced by the beliefs and practices and by the religions of those people of the Middle East with whom the expanding Iranians had intimate contact.
Recently mechanical joining methods undergo considerable development and become more and more competitive in the industry.
But Sirangelo believes, once the considerable development and construction work is done, it will find lots of different roles....just like any good family car.
Soil data and predictive models for rates of harm to soil would need considerable development and validation to implement a priority area approach robustly.
Many problems were overcome to enable the trial to be carried out, with a considerable development and learning phase.
As innovative as biologic-device combination products are, they can pose considerable development, regulatory, and commercialization challenges due to unique physicochemical properties and special clinical considerations (e.g., dosing volumes, frequency, co-medications, etc). of the biologic medicine.
Concurrently, there has been considerable development of ports and harbours including container facilities in the larger ports which have been linked to their hinterlands by rail and road.
By cooperating on design, engineering, and testing, the automakers are expected to save hundreds of millions of dollars and considerable development time, said Skip Nydam, an industry analyst with ND-Automotive and a former transmission engineer.
Clinical research of restorative materials is confounded by problems of study designs, length of trials, type of information collected, and costs for trials, despite increasing numbers and considerable development of trials during the past 50 years.
The next 10 years will see considerable development of such teaching, and an increasing focus on evaluation, both of students and of the teaching itself.
