Sentence examples for develop for the next from inspiring English sources

Thus, whatever new forms of fertility control we develop for the next millennium, the particular needs of developing countries should be borne in mind.

It got a solid laugh and, as I leapt from that premise's unfinished scaffolding onto the supremely appointed edifice of an actual joke I'd bothered to finish, I made a note in my head to not put the Hot Pockets on the finished album, but to save the concept to develop for the next one.

Beyond that, technological advances seem to be happening at a much faster pace than full-scale redesigns; many of the new assistance systems, like collision avoidance aids, were developed for the next generation S-Class, which will break cover next fall.

With all the new electronic systems, the latest telematics and safety gadgets (most of them developed for the next revamping of the bigger S-Class) and the updated powertrain options, the 2014 model really ought to count as a new generation of the E-Class.

The new suits are being developed for the next major moon mission, Constellation.

Electrically and structurally effective antenna structure is developed for the next generation of surface technology for communication, in which the structural surface itself becomes an antenna.

A new hybrid optical imaging detector is described that is being developed for the next generation adaptive optics (AO) wavefront sensors (WFS) for ground-based telescopes.

Integrated manufacturing system (IMS) is a novel manufacturing environment which has been developed for the next generation of manufacturing and processing technologies.

"When we look at DVDs in combination with our set-top box business we see some interesting appliances being considered and developed for the next several years," says Chambers.

This event gave developers interested in developing NeXT software an insight into the software architecture, object-oriented programming and developing for the NeXT Computer.

The results of the returned questionnaires were assessed by the research team and a second questionnaire was developed for the next stage of the Delphi process.