Sentence examples for development and dispersion from inspiring English sources

Cities have the unique ability to foster the rapid development and dispersion of the kinds of new ideas, technologies, behaviors and business models that will be fundamental to long term sustainable development.

Syndepositional faulting and slope break belts play important roles in controlling the development and dispersion of depositional systems.

In comparison with the image taken at time t = 0 s (shown in green), the PAT signal of CFZ (coloured in red) at t = 1.2 s, 2.5 s and 3.8 s clearly show the appearance, development and dispersion of CFZ in the injected joint (corresponding movie – Supplementary Movie 1).

Experimental techniques such as in situ X-ray analysis, thermogravimetric studies, scanning transmission electron microscopy and gas adsorption were employed to understand how processing conditions for the production of Pd-doped activated carbon fibers affect the microstructure, pore development, and dispersion of metal particles throughout the fibers.

Farnesol and tyrosol are produced by C. albicans which block and accelerate, respectively, the morphological transition from yeasts to hyphae, and are important molecules in different steps of biofilm development and dispersion to other candidal foci during colonization and infection [ 19, 20].

The nanophase morphology development and nanophase dispersion were studied using TEM.

It is well documented that bacteria may form biofilms via several general phases [ 1], including initial reversible attachment, irreversible attachment, bacterial colony formation, mature biofilm development, and cell dispersion.

The possibilities of variables are many in the process of vulcanization and they are so serious that it is important that utmost control is exercised over the type and quality of raw materials, compound development, and the uniform dispersion of sulfur and other ingredients.

In extruders mass and heat transport, melting of the thermoplastic, morphology development (including dispersion and phase inversion), distribution and dissolution of (crosslinking) chemicals and crosslinking of the rubber do not occur as independent phenomena, but mutually and/or continuously interact.

An alternative development for sound attenuation and dispersion equations based upon a component of pressure rather than total pressure suggests that the traditional equation for sound attenuation may be erroneously calibrated over unit lengths instead of wave lengths.

Because the state of the atmosphere determines the development, transport, dispersion, and deposition of air pollutants, there is concern that climate change could affect morbidity and mortality associated with elevated concentrations of these gases and fine particles.