Sentence examples for develop in addition to from inspiring English sources

One of the main things young dancers need in order to develop (in addition to the presence of older dancers) is choreography to push their technical and intellectual limits.

For prospective opaque polymer substrates we develop, in addition to our conventional pin cells, devices in nip design with similar performance.

These flow regimes are expected to develop in addition to the early linear (first linear) flow, intermediate radial (early radial for fully penetrating fractures), third linear, elliptical flow, and pseudo-radial flow.

Overall, the PANIC analysis we develop, in addition to demonstrating the notable persistence of Spanish inflation, fits well with the expected results: higher importance of the common component of the series in the second period analyzed which links provincial inflation rate series together, thereby leading to strong convergence.

Marine propellers in behind-hull conditions develop, in addition to thrust and torque, in-plane loads that are strictly related to fatigue stress of the propulsive shaft bearings, hull-induced vibrations and the dynamic response of the ship while maneuvering or experiencing wave induced motions.

Transgenic mice overexpressing SV40 large T-antigen develop, in addition to abnormal lens fiber differentiation and retinal dysplasia, also tumors resembling human pineoblastomas and/or medulloblastomas [65].

By the early 1960s some conventions for Soviet sci-fi movies had developed: in addition to the space mission and the cute robot, the spaceship was always run by a computer; one cosmonaut had to keep a log book.

Over-optimistic households will opt for the mortgage every time.One option I'd like to see developed (in addition to ending subsidies to mortgage debt) is home price insurance.

After 1958 hundreds of secondary schools for gifted pupils in mathematics, science, or foreign languages were developed in addition to the well-known special schools for music, the arts, and sports.

Chakrabortty pulls us up for what he sees as a lack of "depth of research on finance", but if we want to understand the crisis fully we need to understand how organisations work, how unions function and how labour markets have developed, in addition to examining the raw figures.

However, to meet a variety of market demands, equivalent scaling should be developed in addition to traditional scaling.