Sentence examples for developed principally from inspiring English sources

The battle will largely pit Microsoft's 2.2 million.Net software developers against the more than one million Adobe Flash developers, who have until now developed principally for the Web, as well as a vast number of other Web-oriented designers who use open-source software development tools that are referred to as AJAX.

It was incorporated as a town in 1775 and has developed principally as an educational centre.

Materials processing by hand is as old as civilization; mechanization began with the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century, and in the early 19th century the basic machines for forming, shaping, and cutting were developed, principally in England.

More recently, manufacturing has developed principally in the capital's outer ring, particularly in strategic sites such as the area around the Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport (northeast of Paris) or newer suburban towns.

The special theory of relativity, developed principally by Albert Einstein in 1905 and now so adequately confirmed by experiment as to have the status of physical law, shows that all these, as well as other apparently obvious assumptions, are false.

As time went on, Burmese brick and stucco architecture developed principally through the stiffening of masses into rectangular blocks and through the elaboration and often the coarsening of its ornament.

According to the researchers, immature forms of A. aegypti in Thailand develop principally in managed water containers; hence, the rainfall does not strongly affect dengue transmission.

They develop principally in adults and in a range of body sites, particularly the retroperitoneum, superficial soft tissues, and deep compartments of the extremities (Enzinger and Weiss, 1995; Shipley, 2002).

There are many popular misconceptions about the epidemiology of endometriosis and the factors that increase or decrease a woman's likelihood of developing the disease, which arise principally because studies have been poorly designed in the past.

The borrowed money would in turn be lent to private investors to develop housing, principally for middle- and low-income New Yorkers.

Mr Miller placed some of the blame on financial speculators for oil's price rise – it has more than doubled in the past year – but said that the primary reason is simple supply and demand, driven by the rapidly expanding countries of the developing world, principally China and India.