Sentence examples for depicting development from inspiring English sources

When analyzing development projects, applied and critical scholars alike often place inordinate emphasis on the outcomes, depicting development projects as happening to people and overlooking the interactional nature of projects.

6 of Table 1 comes close to depicting developments since the 1996 reform.

These descriptions depict development at different time periods of the program and show the back-and-forth effects between reflection-and-course-correction and development.

It depicted growth and development as most of us seem to expect it, rapid and robust up until about 60 or so, leveling off for a bit, and then declining rapidly until we die.

Iain Stevenson narrates a slide show depicting the development of British publishing in the twentieth century.

Warner Legends Collection A documentary depicting the development of Technicolor accompanies "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (1938, 102 minutes), as vibrantly colorful as ever in a package of three Warner oldies.

The room around them has all the decorative touches expected of a rustic retreat; only, next to the wildlife trophies, there are laminated posters depicting fetal development at each month in the womb.

Besides depicting the development of the Japanese carmaker prior to the crisis, we illustrate that organizational mis-fit is not solely determined by exogenous environmental changes with senior management failing to respond to such changes because of inertia or overconfidence, but the unintended consequence of deliberate changes in the firm's configuration of interdependent choices.

The outcome Shaw envisioned is dramatised in Back to Methuselah, a monumental play depicting human development from its beginning in the Garden of Eden until the distant future.

Based on these highly supported recombinatorial relationships, we created a schematic depicting the development of the Elda-MHC class II genes (Figure 4).

In turn, this enables her to contest the anti-abortion framing of the meaning of her pregnancy that she describes encountering (in the form of protestors wielding posters depicting fetal development) outside of the clinic.