Sentence examples for developed particular from inspiring English sources
Offspring developed particular traits because they inherited certain versions of genes.
Tibetan Buddhist scholasticism, a direct successor of these traditions, developed particular interests in Madhyamika and in Logic.
They showed a loss of previously-acquired cognitive skills and had developed particular problems with peer relationships.
The show's 300 or so examples cover four areas of the hemisphere where the practice of pot-making developed particular strength: the Andes, Mesoamerica and the Eastern and Southwestern regions of the United States.
Typically, it is the group of songbirds parasitized by cuckoos that has developed the most divergent egg-colour patterns; the group of estrildine finches parasitized by whydahs that has developed particular gape patterns; and among the cleaner wrasses the species Labroides dimidiatus mimicked by the blenny Aspidontus that develops into many different local races.
In terms of the resultant outcome of graduate employment, presumptions are made that graduates themselves are academically gifted and employers also harbour expectations that graduates will have developed particular skills and capabilities that make them employment-ready when they enter the working environment (for example, Bok 2006).
The Frontline Academy will develop particular ways of working to form the core of the programme.
Some of these organic reactions develop particular colours that may be of diagnostic value in identifying specific clay minerals.
Andrew Cowan, director of creative writing at UEA, suggests that writing programmes are also vital to developing particular kinds of work.
"They develop particular habits, or won't eat food when walking, because they think that food can only be processed when they're sitting down," she said.
And since many of the licenses are reserved for small businesses, minority enterprises and rural companies, it also gives a chance for smaller niche players to develop particular cities or regions.
