Sentence examples similar to creation to develop from inspiring English sources

Sega Europe also approached Bizarre Creations to develop the critically successful racing game Metropolis Street Racer, which featured detailed recreations of London, Tokyo, and San Francisco complete with consistent time zones and fictional radio stations and 262 individual race tracks.

Different generations are united by socialization that allows individuals to engage in self-creation, to develop their possibilities, and – in case of need – to change [ 17].

To reduce the parameter spaces, we performed an iterative two-mode process of model "creation" and "testing"; "Creation" is to develop and fit our model with published available semi-quantitative profiles of NF-κB and MAP kinases activity in wildtype (step 4).

Further, we used a co-creation process to develop and concretize the architecture to facilitate solutions and create affordances for robot specialists and therapists.

In light of these difficulties with the transitional account, one may be led to prefer an account of conservation and creation in terms of ontological dependence, one which downplays or eliminates the distinction between conservation and creation, thereby hoping to develop a package view in which creation and conservation are either accepted together or rejected together.

The first camp focuses on the transition from non-being to being, attempting first to characterize the notion of creation and then to develop an account of conservation in terms of preservation of being.

First, the data in the MED index are suggestive of the potential of a ward (and aggregated to counties) to derive socio-economic benefits from natural and infrastructural capital, and thus, it will necessarily attribute higher scores in regions that have high potential, where infrastructural capital and wealth creation has yet to develop.

They head to a biscuit development laboratory to develop their creations, but first they have to realise that they appear to be talking complete nonsense.

"Then," he added with a smile, "in the 1990's, when I proposed the creation of an institute to develop plays about social issues, some of the same people said I was 'too political.' " The idea for "The Street Children's Crusade" was conceived by the Spanish dramatist Jose Sanchis Sinisterra, who coordinated the writing and editing of the play.

Finally, the number of Japanese spin-offs created fell significantly between 2005 and 2010, since when the number has remained at around 50 per year suggesting an immature situation with regards to creation of spin-offs to develop universities' IP.

Reassurances that their creations are not destined to develop further towards life merely compound their sin in the eyes of the Catholic Church, which thinks destroying embryos is as great a usurpation of God's powers as creating them in the first place.