Sentence examples for development and adapt from inspiring English sources
If the sanctions are lifted, Rouhani will face pressure to implement a host of reforms to stymie unemployment, kick-start development and adapt the long-isolated economy to the global market.
Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication Handicapped Children (TEACCH) is classroom-based program meant to individualize academic instruction and social development and adapt to a particular child's strengths.
The component-based technology with Internet-enable feature already available on the market creates possibility of CAM transformation from a monolithic to component-based architecture, which opens new perspectives in CAM development and adapting software to new forms of manufacturing processes organisation and supporting SMEs in manufacturing process preparation.
"This burdensome overregulation threatens the ability of our public higher education systems to promote economic development and successfully adapt to changing educational and fiscal circumstances".
Restoration of natural capital is a major industrial sector that requires continually increasing investment to provide the renewable resources required for development and to adapt ecosystems to climate change.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06104.001 Throughout the life of a female mammal, the mammary glands undergo different phases of development to prepare for, and adapt to, feeding offspring.
ATLAS platform is under continuous development to create new modules and adapt the platform to the latest technologies and positioning systems.
Such an approach is consistent with the nature of development as local people adopt and adapt outside influences on their own terms.
On the basis of this survey, a longitudinal study could be conducted to advance and adapt the development of clinical skills labs and their integration into veterinary teaching.
The control of meristematic activity is therefore crucial for allowing plants to establish their body plan, maintain tissue homeostasis and adapt their development to fluctuating environments.
Over the last five years, international development organizations began to modify and adapt the conventional Performance Improvement Model for use in low-resource settings.
