Sentence examples for development depicts from inspiring English sources
The brochure for the development depicts a small slice of the Arab Emirates on the banks of the Nile with sleek white apartments and stainless steel balconies.
A Disneyesque drawing of the development depicts Beekman Avenue, the main street in Sleepy Hollow, extending straight downhill through the site, ending directly in front of the pretty, unassuming but soon-to-be iconic Tarrytown lighthouse.
His work has roots in the classic principles of liberty and freedom of individual development, depicting the uniqueness of individuals in their creative development and potential.
Figure 3 A clearly shows that the reduced rate of diabetes development depicted in Fig. 2 is only apparent during the time the subjects received oral insulin.
In their competition entry, the Field Operations architects' only link to outside development is depicted as a drawbridge.
The story of its development is depicted in the Oscar-nominated film, The Imitation Game.
The overall methodology for model development is depicted in Fig. 1.
"Ms Macklin's approach was described initially as one of several 'investment opportunities' under consideration and later revealed to involve the demolition of the stadium at Rugby Park to make way for a housing development, as depicted in a plan shown to the club by her representative," read the statement.
The AQbD work flow is like the process flow in QbD for drug development as depicted in Fig. 3. Similar to QbD for drug development, AQbD starts with defining the intended purpose of the method and its analytical target profile (ATP).
The current understanding of regulatory interactions in which Rx plays a key role with the focus on retinal development is depicted in figure 4. It is mostly based on experiments in Xenopus, as to date a more detailed analysis was performed in this species than in mouse.
Gross and microscopic analyses at five weeks of age showed that the X-SCID rats underwent abnormal lymphoid development as depicted in Figure 2. The thymus of X-SCID rats was extremely hypoplastic as seen in Figure 2b and consisted of an epithelial rudiment without any lymphocytes as seen in Figure 2d.
