Sentence examples for development and direct from inspiring English sources

Those research scientists are far outnumbered by the thousands of Microsoft engineers working in advanced development and direct product development.

Climate change, which is causing the oceans to warm, is cited as the leading threat to the reef, followed by pollution running off the land into the sea, coastal development and direct impacts such as fishing.

Understanding the signals that guide neuronal development and direct formation of axons, dendrites, and synapses during wiring of the brain is a fundamental challenge in developmental neuroscience.

Bioactive materials act as a scaffolding frame to deliver cells to the appropriate site, define a space for tissue development, and direct the shape and size of the engineered tissue.

A focal meeting point for sharing innovation and technology, progress on programs of global concern, economic prosperity, world peace and security, sustainable growth and development, and direct foreign investment are some of the few elements of a world exhibition city, which welcomes such events.

And to put it into action we're combining media outreach, cutting-edge online tools and actions, campus mobilization and grassroots initiatives, policy development and direct dialogue with senior government officials worldwide.

But under the government's localist agenda, City Hall has been given more direct control over levers for fostering economic development and directing regeneration.

As members of the class animalia, each human exhibits three animal characteristics: no photosynthesis; a blastula stage in embryonic development; and directed movement.

An associate professor in the practice of community development, Mr. McIntyre teaches courses about community development and directs the university's Urban Technical Assistance Project, which was created in 1995 within Columbia's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.

Within native tissues cells are held within the extracellular matrix (ECM), which has a role in maintaining homeostasis, guiding development and directing regeneration.

This approach arises from our Islamic religion, which calls for peace, honors life, values dignity, promotes human development, and directs us to do good to others.