Sentence examples for development culminate from inspiring English sources

As it happened, Cristian Mungiu's Palme d'Or arrived punctually on the 50th anniversary of the first Romanian Palme, awarded in 1957 to Ion Popescu-Gopo's "Short History," a charming, wordless animated short in which human evolution and industrial development culminate in the planting of large daisylike flowers on distant planets.

About Evelyn Waugh as a master of literary style, the critic Clive James said that "Nobody ever wrote a more unaffectedly elegant English... its hundreds of years of steady development culminate in him".

This development culminated about 800 in the wonderfully inventive historiated (decorated with figures of men or animals) initials in the Corbie Psalter.

His years in America inspired further intellectual development, culminating in the publication of two volumes, The Vertigo of Late Modernity (2007) and The Criminological Imagination (2011), documenting the cultural shifts associated with late modernity.

This development culminated in the creation of programs like the World Values Survey and the European Social Survey.

He is perhaps most well-known for his teleological account of history, an account that was later taken over by Marx and "inverted" into a materialist theory of an historical development culminating in communism.

A summary of the theoretical background to the correlation technique leads onto a short history of the correlation flow meter's development culminating in the reasons that industrial interest focused on the ultrasonic version of the instrument.

Their development culminated in the mid-2000s, when the Knights joined C-USA in 2005 and debuted a new athletic village in 2007.

Biomarker development culminates in demonstration of clinical, requiring at least multicenter prospective validation for prognosis, and incorporation into interaction randomized controlled trials for prediction.

Clinical trials have evolved from early observational studies into accepted stages of development culminating in the phase III randomised clinical trial.

We report a gradient of increasing mean evolutionary rate in genes expressed in subsequent stages of fly development, culminating in exaggerated gene sequence divergence specifically in adult males.