Sentence examples for developed for posting from inspiring English sources
In any case, Wantster is pushing ahead with its expansion, and the framework it has developed for posting items that you want to buy has a lot of legs in the wider area of social commerce, which is still in its early days.
Analytical theories are developed for post-local buckling-driven delamination in bilayer composite beams.
Standard design procedures are developed for post-buckling analysis for thin-walled stub columns using finite element method.
Those ideas offered Rogers "a structure for listening" to her patients so as to help them understand themselves and transcend symptoms more commonly treated with cognitive-behavioral therapies developed for post-traumatic stress disorder.
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They use the analogy of breast implants -- breast surgery was developed for post-mastectomy reconstruction and correcting congenital defects but has since become popular for breast augmentation.
Fluoride reservoir systems, developed for post radiation cancer patients, successfully controlled caries but were never brought to market.
The Information Network on Post-Harvest Operations (INPhO) database, designed to accommodate tools and information developed for post-harvest management was supported, (see box).
The Psychiatric Inpatient Patient Experience Questionnaire (PIPEQ) was developed for post-discharge measurements of experiences, but the low response rates associated with post-discharge surveys restrict their usefulness.
The technique was developed for post-operative reports, laboratory and test results, and discharge summaries, written primarily in French, though with some documents in German and English.
What I am envisioning is something like what has developed for music posting via YouTube, but allowed to proliferate throughout the network, without corporate control over context or quality.
