Sentence examples for development choices from inspiring English sources

The report concludes that poor development choices are exacerbating cities' vulnerability to weather shocks.

Altogether the investigation provides a broad perspective to a user for application development choices.

The flaw apparently came about through a series of bad development choices which all failed in the worst way possible.

The same political issues shape African development choices today and these, not external activism on aid, are key to the continent's future.

Toyota's counterintuitive realization about what would motivate buyers came from understanding cultural, behavioral, economic, and technologic trends, and this insight drove development choices as well as marketing.

We provided an overview of ReaxFF development history, lending insight into the development choices that shape the currently employed ReaxFF formalism.

Social cognitive career theory (Lent, Brown, & Hackett, 1994) was originally designed to help explain interest development, choice, and performance in career and educational domains.

Important design issues are discussed, such as: model development; choice of process noise model and selection of model parameters for on-line estimation; use of asynchronous and delayed measurements; and off-line estimation of fixed but uncertain model parameters.

Yet even the spokesman for Greenpeace was careful to acknowledge in response to the Indonesian announcement that "this moratorium represents an important political shift towards protecting our forests". And, as Norwegian Environment Minister Eric Solheim said in welcoming the moratorium, it represents a "very serious development choice" by Indonesia.

Additional issues influencing the development, choice and use of markers include the impact of legislation (such as Good Clinical Practice and Good Laboratory Practice) and ethical approval processes on the funding, management, ownership and access to tissue collections and associated clinical data.

Another described example of phenotypic plasticity is seen in the mouth morphology of P. pacificus and other diplogastrid nematodes, with differing mouth forms representing an irreversible development choice that can be controlled by starvation in early larval stages (Bento et al., 2010; Ragsdale et al., 2013).