Sentence examples for developed in relation from inspiring English sources
Abrasive water jet processing is being developed in relation to the developments in engineering materials science.
Then we describe how the use of information and communication technologies has developed in relation to mood disorders, right up to the development of wearable systems, and, more recently, integrative approaches allowing for the assessment of multiple variables.
In fact, considerable disregard has developed in relation to the Obama administration's capacity to persuade, dissuade, or create either serious confidence or discomfort in Europe.
Most of the arts developed in relation to worship and to statecraft and law, and the practical (technical) arts generally gained legitimacy and continuing force through their place in the ritual and liturgical acts of the community.
Yet remarkably, the entire discourse and institutional context which was developed in relation to Manet, Kandinsky or de Kooning, and explicitly attacked by Warhol and the postmodernists, is simply reproduced by the foundation, the board, and indeed by virtually all institutions that deal with postmodern art.
(See [19] for examples of hybrid approaches developed in relation to various application domains).
But while he was prime minister, severe strains developed in relations between the United States and Israel growing out of a major spy scandal involving an American, Jonathan Jay Pollard, and the disclosure in 1986 of Iranian arms deals.
In the course of the Utrecht controversy, however, an irretrievable breakdown developed in relations between Descartes and his former supporter.
Sub-scenarios can then be built related to the way in which such a diffused model can develop in relation to the prevailing forces or macro drivers, in particular by identifying: a LOCAL scenario: production will be near consumption; a GLOBAL scenario: production will not necessarily be near consumption.
Business law, on national and international levels, is continually evolving with new areas of law developing in relation to consumer protection, competition, and computers and the Internet.
