Sentence examples for development cultures from inspiring English sources

Is this not a stark lesson in how the gears grind when very different development cultures meet?

At most stops, locally relevant instalments are added, exploring regional development cultures, and since 2010, the Barbican has been running a refreshed version – Game On 2.0 – which features brand new elements looking into 3D stereoscopic visuals, virtual reality and other emerging technologies.

We also observed that when self-fertilized and tested for sexual development, cultures of strains carrying the niiA(p)::dmtA+; dmtA+/tmdA+ (DLAN4) alleles formed normal fruiting bodies with the expected abundance of fully developed and viable ascospores (Figures 5G and 5J).

Crunch is less of a problem than it was in 2004, but it remains an intrinsic part of development culture.

Today, says Kennedy, thanks to a development culture that functions in a feedback loop, new writing suffers from homogeneity.

Hoodfar, whose academic work concentrated on development, culture and gender in the Middle East, until recently taught anthropology and sociology at Montreal's Concordia University.

Annual bonuses, Mr. Englizian added, are "not a significant portion of the cash pay, and that reflects that we're a company with a research and development culture".

At the same time, Hewlett-Packard must find a way to change its product development culture to enable it to move more quickly and respond more nimbly.

Back to subsidy: at Exeunt, playwright Fin Kennedy considers the impact of the increased funding for new writing in terms of the development culture it spawned.

The mayor has made early announcements on air quality, which will be a priority area for action alongside housing, economic development, culture and social cohesion.

With the pressure to deliver so high and with long working hours ingrained into the development culture, there is a risk that the battle against crunch has essentially been lost.