Sentence examples for converging development from inspiring English sources

The converging development of the two dialects has made [l] currently the most preferred form.

FOCUS is a strength-based, family-centered resiliency training program developed at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and Harvard School of Medicine that draws on converging developments within the fields of trauma treatment, prevention science, and developmental psychopathology.

We explore a select few here including converging developments in molecular biology, Honda 's fuel cell gambit and the approaching battle for global positioning system (GPS) chipsets targeting third-generation (3G) cellular networks.

Contemporary infrastructures have been converging towards mature development platforms, but there are still several user experience issues in TV applications (TV Apps).

Skinner's appeal to the evolutionary analogy to account for ontogenesis of behavior converges with recent development in contemporary neurosciences.

Activation of survival/antiapoptotic pathways is a common feature of cancer cells that converge in the development of cellular resistance to cytotoxic agents.

This research was supported by the Project No. 10043800, of "S/W converged components technology development program" by KEIT and MOTIE in Korea.

We show that the imprinted delta-like homolog 1/preadipocyte factor (Dlk1/Pref1) and iodothyronine deiodinase type 3 (Dio3) functions converge on the development of brown fat at the transition to independent life.

In some instances it was clear that bulking-up was the desired outcome, but in other instances muscle development converged with advice on leanness, fat-burning and general training needs.

This interweaving of different knowledge sources is an obvious strength of the mapping approach: It allows the proficiencies of all participants (researchers, clinicians and PLHIV) to converge in the development of interventions.

A new tool for advocacy and improvement of sectors synergies in WCARO The latest research on neuroscience and child development converge on the fact that quality of interactions between children and their environment are not only crucial for cognitive, physical and social-emotional development but are also the entry door for the development of a strong human capital for any country.