As lovely as they are, the erosion patterns evidenced by the dunes help NASA scientists develop the sedimentary history of the region.
The memo came back with a note from Nixon: "Let's develop the theme".This history matters.
With regard to a possible work for the United States he adds, that "[o]f course, I could develop the theme of the history of Eurasia in the monumental sculpture in America, where the society is more open and is ready for something new".
Before a therapy can be developed, the natural history needs to be understood so that the clinical trials can attempt to show a positive outcome with the disease in question.
At last it argues that we can develop the writing of environmental history based on the studies of historical geography.
Say you're playing husband and wife and you develop this history with the other actor where you've had this relationship before, but you only see it from the starting point of the play.
Better still, Jordan has developed the characters' histories: we will discover exactly why Miss Havisham became an embittered old spinster, and understand the full tragedy of the Barbary sisters, because the back stories of Great Expectations and Bleak House are being enacted before us.
It will be Ms. Robinson's task to sell this expensive technology in one of the most difficult economic periods in recent history, and develop the fledgling business.
All this, while recovering from jet lag after a flight from Japan, where he had taped a pilot for a television show — part self-help, part adventure travel — developed for the History Channel.
Baldwin proposed that our current scientific ideas about mind and body are themselves the product of historical distinctions that were developed in the history of Western culture and within each individual over the course of development.
