Sentence examples for developer belonging from inspiring English sources

But for a few horrible weeks at the end of last year, Dubai's parachute refused to open or perhaps the emirate simply fumbled as it reached for the ripcord.In November Dubai threatened to default on a $4.05 billion sukuk, or Islamic bond, issued by Nakheel, a troubled property developer belonging to Dubai World, one of three government-owned conglomerates that set the pace for Dubai's development.

Two of the four – Frank C. Herringer, the former chief executive of Transamerica, and C. Preston Butcher, a real estate developer – belong to Cypress Point, another elite golfing enclave that counts Mr. Schwab as a member.

Combining heuristics with female/male frequency name lists collected and the country the developer belong to, this tool is able to infer gender.

A task may consist of fixing a defect, implementing a new product feature or improving existing functionality; Commits: represent the sets of source code files modified by a developer as part of working on a MR; Contributors' teams: represent the formal teams that each developer belongs to in the project.

Finally, we considered 33,673 issues, with 71,423 comments posted by 13,872 developers belonging to 1176 different teams as shown in Table 1.

"All the proprietors and developers belonged to the old regime," Chokri Zouaoui, head of the local council, says almost apologetically.

Moreover, neobatrachians do not fit the hypothesis of the different reproductive modes [ 132] because, most direct-developers belong to species-rich clades, whereas species-poor neobatrachian lineages are mostly indirect-developers [ 34, 132], but both groups share the presence of higher mt substitution rates.

Such apps are only permissible if they are published by an individually registered developer account belonging to the user of the automated tool, not the operator of the service.

This suggests that, on average, of the overall set of coordination requirements from any given developer, the number of developers who belong to different teams remains more or less constant, while the number of developers from the same team changes more often.

Ko's caddie this week is a real estate developer who belongs to the host club.

Nearby, on East Fourth Street, Eli Gindi, a real estate developer who belongs to the family that owns the Century 21 department stores, paid $1.8 million in 2004 for a pair of houses on adjoining lots, tore them down and has submitted plans for a 12,600-square-foot house that would be one of the largest in Brooklyn.