Sentence examples for developed richer from inspiring English sources

And it might help persuade the rest of the world that the developed, richer nations were really serious about helping the emerging and developing world to grow, but in a low-carbon way.

Services like Meebo and eBuddy have developed richer user interfaces by using AJAX and bridging chat protocols.

Since launch we've expanded our inventory, developed rich media formats and executed a wide range of campaigns for advertisers eager to reach specialised influential audiences.

"Scalped" has been a compelling read and the creators have developed rich characters, but it can be difficult to find an audience in the comic-book market place.

But even more, it has smoothed over the fault line which has bedevilled the climate talks since they began in 1992: the argument about who should do what, between the developed (rich) and the developing (poor) countries.

Students who have already developed rich and differentiated mental models should, for instance, be able to generate higher order questions (Miyake and Norman 1979; Taboada and Guthrie 2006).

TAYLOR'S 30-YEAR-OLD ($120) Butterscotch, raisin, dusty walnuts and honey are seamlessly knit in this fully developed, rich wine that still packs a flavor punch to go along with its subtler pleasures.

Integrated reconstructions develop richer butterfly communities than isolated reconstructions.

During CAWSES (I and II), there have been successful efforts to develop richer metadata databases to address the interdisciplinary vocabulary challenges.

Developing richer relationships with user communities inside the national security environment opens the door to effective collaboration, such as participatory modeling, a development approach specifically aimed at cultivating informed and committed stakeholders for modeling and simulation technologies.

It shows that there is a concern about developing richer text representations to be input for traditional machine learning algorithms, as we can see in the studies of [55, 139 142].