Sentence examples similar to developing hand-in-hand from inspiring English sources
Political union can, and shall, develop hand-in-hand with fiscal, economic and financial union.
Acoustical structure and airtightness of the door shall be developed hand-in-hand to obtain the optimum performance of the door.
Systems and synthetic biology have developed hand-in-hand towards building artificial biological devices using engineered biological units as basic building blocks.
On the other side, Jenkins explores how GMOs are often developed hand-in-hand with pesticides and herbicides designed specifically for use with a particular type of crop, leading to increased chemical contamination that causes environmental damage.
If anything, we are seeing more interest as technology and infrastructure develop hand-in-hand.
Thus, contrarily to the current tendency that places back-to-back all the producers of epidermal models, and despite some concordance can be found when comparing different models [ 15], it would be the interest of everybody if customers do favour models developed hand-in-hand by different laboratories in different corners of the world.
Einstein failed in his quest, but there was a consistency and constancy in the striving that informed as well the philosophy of science developing hand in hand with the scientific project.
In an ideal world new housing would be developed hand in hand with new schools and supermarkets that sell fresh produce.
New ultra-short electron bunch diagnostic techniques will be developed hand in hand with the same ultra-fast laser technology to be used for LCLS.
While the decision in Halo v. Pulse is welcome, Federal Circuit will have to continue taking a strong hold and make sure that patent law standards develop hand in hand with rapidly changing innovation ecosystem.
However, anatomic and cognitive "modernities" do not seem to have developed hand in hand; evidently there was a time lag between the establishment of modern anatomy (which appears to have come first) and modern behavioral patterns.
