I'm not sure that this is a particularly encouraging development from a political economy standpoint, though.
The exhibition establishes a credible chronological development, from a more volumetric early style to a more planar late one.
The skin of vertebrates begins to form early in embryonic development, from a superficial germ layer, the ectoderm.
Mrs Brown's Boys, whose development from a live show harks back to the theatricality of early TV comedy, sealed the deal: audience sitcom was back.
She convincingly portrays Julia's development from a surprisingly innocent girl (considering her uprooted childhood, even before the rape) to a stoical but uncompromising adult.
While many welcomed his statement, others have responded more negatively, expressing scepticism about the meaning and advantages of "doing development from a rights perspective".
Not surprisingly, Beethoven's development from a comparatively courtly composer in the late Classical style to a Romantic barnstormer is taken into account as well.
There are existing plans for major economic development: from a rejuvenated port to an ambitious (and controversial) medical district to a sports complex or theme park.
He said that they could be characterized, for legal purposes, "as the teaching of morals and character development from a particular viewpoint".
The work, using embryos donated by couples with a surplus after IVF treatment, will look at the fertilised egg's development from a single cell to about 250 cells.
That dictionary, like this, its latest spinoff ("a byproduct or an incidental development from a larger project"), was created "on historical principles".
