Sentence examples for developing improvements from inspiring English sources

A large amount of attention has been devoted to developing improvements in crossover operators, but there have been fewer studies in improving mutation operators, which make up a very promising although largely unexplored branch.

Watt worked on developing improvements to the steam engine, and his double-cylinder version essentially recognized the phenomena of latent heat.

There are more than 25,000 local residents associations, more than 5,000 friends of parks groups, countless thousands of school parents associations, and a host of single-issue campaigns and community projects demanding or developing improvements to our neighbourhoods, everyday lives and society in general.

In many branches of engineering, especially agricultural engineering, there should be many-faceted research aimed at developing improvements and methods that will make fuller use of the experience and capability of the local people and of the available materials with which they are familiar.

NSSL developed many of the primary detection algorithms for the radar, and is currently developing improvements to these algorithms.

Combination with concurrently developing improvements in important accessory technologies such as DNA synthesis, high-throughput screening methods, regulatory element design, and metabolic pathway optimization tools has resulted in novel efficient microbial producer strains and given access to new metabolic products.

Physicians were involved in interpreting results, developing improvement plans and designing questions for shorter surveys.

Several practical and cultural factors may limit feedback effectiveness and should be considered when developing improvement interventions.

A core component in the practice accreditation program is developing improvement plans on four chronic conditions mostly treated in general practice.

Furthermore, other elements of the program such as developing improvement plans and implementing these plans were experienced as a heavy burden as these are supplementary tasks in addition to daily practice.

"The information used for the M25 scheme is historic, not immediate, but will help us develop improvements targeted to reduce congestion and improve reliability".