Sentence examples for developed spaces from inspiring English sources

During the historical era of U.S. settler colonialism, economic development happened through westward expansion on a continental scale (and then imperial scale), but today, in the urban United States, it occurs through internal differentiation of previously developed spaces and is taking a new form.

Europe and Japan, which routinely fly astronauts aboard the space shuttle, also have highly developed space science programs.

China and India, which both have highly developed space programmes, will be free to apply.

But in the last few years, several companies have developed space in nearby, less-expensive suburbs.

The country also has developed space launchers, small satellites, and craft intended for manned spaceflight.

The future of low-cost travel in space hinges on reusable rockets and technologies not yet developed, space experts say.

America already has the world's most developed space monitoring system with a network of radars and telescopes.

You remember: 3.8 million square feet of developed space, its own Long Island Rail Road spur, thousands of new jobs coming, millions of tourists?

Similar deficits were present in most neglect patients in a newly developed space bisection task.

And he directed NASA to spend a billion per year on buying rides for American astronauts aboard new, commercially developed space vehicles-that's American space vehicles.

A big concern of one bloc of space powers, including countries like Russia and China, is that advanced space weaponry could give technologically developed space programs a nearly insurmountable edge in the security arena, Samson said.