Sentence examples for development hindered from inspiring English sources
Such a signal representation will enable displays and cameras, as well as systems for image synthesis, manipulation, and transport, to improve without having their development hindered by limits imposed by the signal representation, as occurs today.
"Nonetheless, the backdrop and underlying problem from a regulator's perspective is that banking has become a global business, a development hindering aggressive individual country action.
The chief theory, proposed in 1982 by Norman Geschwind at Harvard, is that an unusually high amount of the male hormone testosterone, or an unusual sensitivity to it in development, hinders the normal growth pattern of the brain.
Furthermore, an additional 17 million qualified teachers in sub-Saharan Africa will be needed by 2030, yet teacher training resources and teaching and learning materials are limited, and insufficient professional development hinders their success.
Over the following days, the hurricane's winds fluctuated as wind shear impeded significant development hindering it from becoming potientially dangerous.
This development hinders prompt translation, as well as the orientation of research topics towards the perspective and experience of the clinic.
Although C. elegans and D. melanogaster are by far the two best-studied ecdysozoans, their highly peculiar and adaptive modes of development hinder the reconstruction of ancestral and derived characters for nematodes and arthropods.
Mannhart and Schneider [P13] and Greene [P5] argued that the importance of domain knowledge in the embedded software development hinders the use of the principle of shared responsibilities.
This theme related to issues associated with travelling for professional development which hindered participation for many allied health professionals.
Real estate groups typically oppose so-called living-wage requirements, arguing that they stifle development and hinder private investment.
