Sentence examples for development and shaping of from inspiring English sources
Cities and the urban networks they formed were always an important factor in the development and shaping of their surrounding regions.
Surface water is one of the important geomorphological agents in the development and shaping of landscapes and landforms; thus hydrogeomorphological studies are of importance in the planning and execution of groundwater exploration.
The development and shaping of Singapore's education policy since her independence in 1965 has demonstrated that ensuring a tip-top education system is core to the country's efforts in sustaining and strengthening its viability and relevance in the global economy (Gopinathan 2007).
On the other hand (procedurally), the rule aims at the conservation, extension and improvement of democratic forms of decision making and conflict resolution, especially regarding those decisions which are of key importance for the future development and shaping of the (global) society; the aspect of designing future energy systems is definitely part of this.
Due to both the technological gap between civilisations and the centuries-long colonial era, Portugal was a driving force in the development and shaping of all Portuguese Africa since the 15th century.
The rapid development and shaping of the phenotype that occurs in utero is highly sensitive to environmental - in particular, nutritional – perturbations, leading to reduced functional capacity, altered metabolism and hormone production [3], [5].
Many comparative studies have been made of the development and shapes of meteorite craters on Earth, the Moon, Mars, and Mercury.
These relationships in turn are sites of contestation of what constitutes 'good' farming (Burton et al. 2008) and have influenced the development and shape of sheep farming.
For more than twenty years he has been producing experimental found-footage motion pictures about recent political history films that look at the consequences of technological developments and the shaping of the Western mind by everything from Freudian psychoanalysis to the facile historical stories told by politicians.
For more than twenty years he has been producing experimental found-footage motion pictures about recent political history — films that look at the consequences of technological developments and the shaping of the Western mind by everything from Freudian psychoanalysis to the facile historical stories told by politicians.
