However, Chadderton developed an abundance of civic institutions including public street lighting, Carnegie library, public swimming baths, and council with its own town hall.
Its ability to produce an abundance of transparent, externally developed embryos has facilitated large-scale genetic and chemical screens for the identification of critical genes and chemical factors that modulate developmental pathways.
Look, we all know that in most developed countries with an abundance of entertainment options, beauty pageants are a rarely televised punch line.
Similar results were obtained when species richness was analyzed, except that plots burned as matorral developed a greater abundance of hemicryptophytes, and less of herbaceous legumes.
However, the system maintained a warm thermal core, and despite strong 50 kt (60 mph) wind shear, continued to develop thunderstorms due to an abundance of divergence from a nearby trough; the same trough turned Sandy toward the northeast as the two began to phase and morphe into what many called a "Superstorm".
Unlike most developing countries, Saudi Arabia had an abundance of capital, and vast development projects sprung up that turned the once underdeveloped country into a modern state.
Our southern growers have enjoyed warmer weather earlier in the growing season – this inevitably results in smaller, green pumpkins turning orange before they have fully developed, this then creates an abundance of carving pumpkins available, rather than the giant pumpkins".
Though resources for laboratory equipment such as autoclaves and incinerators may be limited in high TB burden developing countries, many have an abundance of solar energy (sunlight).
With an annual global production of 110 million tons, it is an important crop in developing countries and has an abundance of uses, ranging from consumption of fresh roots or leaves to processing into animal feed, starch, flour, candy, and alcohol.
Time will allow your garden to grow and develop a look of abundance.
Studies of brain growth and development suggest that, as a result of an abundance of developing neurons and synaptic connections, the brain's capacity for plasticity is probably highest through mid-gestation to early childhood [ 12].
