Sentence examples for development across all from inspiring English sources
In his new role as Vice Chair for Mentorship and Academic Development, Dr. Brown will continue to provide expertise as a Clinical Director while developing programs in faculty development across all of the department's missions.
Such a mosque would be the first to be inclusive of both male and female leadership and also male and female use, so would be a good example of how other mosques could develop, potentially stimulating change and development across all British mosques.
AdMob says that the SDK is unified across all devices running the iPhone OS, which makes it much easier for developers, who can can download one binary for development across all Apple iPhone OS devices – iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
She also developed new programs and tools to integrate holistic career development across all campus advising efforts.
The polishing resistance does not exhibit a uniform development across all aggregate sizes.
Conversation drives literacy skills and cognitive development across all socioeconomic levels, regardless parents' income or education.
"The result is a gradual process of de-development across all sectors, devastating livelihoods, increasing unemployment and resulting in increased aid dependency amongst the population," says the report from the UN Office of the Humanitarian Co-ordinator.
Recent developments across all phases of the knowledge discovery process in the machine tool data analytics process call for a paradigm shift regarding how to combine the different analytics objectives.
Experience drawn from the global AIDS response can contribute to doing development differently across all three pillars of sustainable development.
As much of our computer usage moves to mobile, Friedman believes that the company that builds the best mobile development tools today will be able to offer the best development platform across all platforms in five years or so.
There is no significant association between orphan status per se and cognitive development, though the negative and significant association between higher emotional difficulties and lags in cognitive development hold across all orphan subgroups.
