Sentence examples for develop in a manner from inspiring English sources
The flow is found to develop in a manner similar to a buoyant shear flow, but approaches classical shear flow behavior only in strongly entraining regions and in the thermal plume far above the fuel surface.
Feathers became specialized for different functions, and at the same time the eyes, brain, and respiratory and circulatory systems continued to develop in a manner associated with the evolution of homeothermic, arboreal, gliding animals.
As a field, psychiatric rehabilitation is continuing to develop in a manner that is responsive to perceived treatment needs, shortcomings of existing interventions, and developments in related fields (e.g., social psychology, neuroscience of schizophrenia).
Pursuing this vision implies that societal processes and structures should be re-orientated so as to ensure that the needs of future generations are taken into account and to enable current generations in the southern and northern hemispheres to develop in a manner that observes the issues of equity and participation [3, 4].
Winick, a study in confidence, is concerned only that the race develop in a manner that gives Brocco a chance.
This is because the NF200 antibody also recognizes central projections of SA mechanoreceptors and proprioceptors, which develop in a manner temporally comparable to RA mechanoreceptors.
Unstructured, active play allows children to understand their world and develop skills, therefore school playground environments should be developed in a manner that enhances development and physical functioning of children [ 7].
Thereafter, new State curriculum resources and tests must be developed in a manner to better reflect the revised standards.
The agreement also provides that the 1,776-foot 1,776-foot be developed "in a manner consistowerwill the Libeskindeveloped for the overall sine.
ensure that the estuary habitat restoration strategy is developed in a manner that is consistent with the estuary management or habitat restoration plans.
"Most people believe that it has been developed in a manner consistent with Coney Island's history," said Seth W. Pinsky, president of the Economic Development Corporation.
