Sentence examples for continuation of the development from inspiring English sources
This is a continuation of the development of polyimide membrane for tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) recovery [Sep.Purif.Technol.124(2014)89–98].124
This is a continuation of the development of a hollow fiber membrane system to generate nitrogen from combustion exhaust gas.
Therefore, in continuation of the development of Smart Classroom 2.0 Systems, we will also utilize mobile devices into teacher preparation program.
This paper presents a continuation of the development of a drop shape method for film studies, ADSA-CSD (Axisymmetric Drop Shape Analysis-Constrained Sessile Drop).
This work is a continuation of the development of a previously described pesticide sensor and presents significant improvements including automation of the system and a new cell design [Biosens. Bioelectron. 13 (1998) 213].
Contrary to twentieth-century continental European personalism, American personalism, in particular in its early representatives, is a direct continuation of the development of more or less personalistic philosophy and theology in nineteenthy-century Europe and its analysis and refutation of various impersonalistic forms of thought.
For Forjindam, the work at PocketSuite, which began six months ago after a conversation with his house cleaner, is a continuation of the application development and programming he'd previously done as one of the wunderkind first engineers at the online business management software behemoth, NetSuite.
The authors detected a fast tissue response radiologically evident by the dentine bridge formation and continuation of root development in the short term.
The positive results as well as comments such as the following are motivating the continuation of the current work and the development of additional enhancements that will make ArchReco a professional training tool.
As a continuation of the studies aimed at the development of new anticancer agents derived from the Amaryllidaceae alkaloid lycorine, 35 C1,C2-ether analogues of this natural product were synthesized.
The present study represents a continuation of our development of a chromatographic model for studying the hydrophobic interactions which characterize the way a ligand binds to its receptor.
