Sentence examples for developed options from inspiring English sources

The newly developed options extend the existing configurations of the hydraulic plant by the case of three-tank system with feedback control respecting control constraints.

We discussed crucial design and developed options at each stage of the process.

However, while various papers have developed options for mapping and analysis of retinal cell mosaic data, once they are digitized [ 3- 7], approaches to full automatization of the time-consuming procedure of actual identification and counting have been rare (we mention [ 8- 10]).

The World Trade Organization stresses, "Tourism in many developing and least developed countries is the most viable and sustainable economic development option, and in some countries, the main source of foreign exchange earnings".

Hormonal emergency contraception (EC) is an important contraceptive option in both developed and developing country settings.

From these debates "emerged a new paradigm of Integrated Water Resources Management as the internationally preferred option for both developed and developing countries" (Agyenim and Gupta 2012, p. 47).

The relatively low marginal cost of adding nationally developed optional modules or state-added questions, the flexibility inherent in the sample design, and the well-developed infrastructure and procedures make the BRFSS an attractive option for exposure tracking.

It provides a clear, sober and well-written analysis of the problem, both in developed and developing countries, and runs through the options for heading off the worst effects.

As such, the best financial approach for REDD would be a mechanism with two tracks: a market track serving as a mitigation option for developed countries, and a fund track serving as a mitigation option for developing countries.

Despite banks in all major developed markets providing mobile options, there is a new wave of emerging startups building digital, mobile and online-only banks from scratch.

"Land" stands for all aspects of a developed property (location, amenities, option value, etc).