Sentence examples for development intermediary from inspiring English sources
The style emphasizes user interface component development, intermediary delta-communication between client/server components, and push-based event notification of state changes through the components, to improve a number of properties such as user interactivity, user-perceived latency, data coherence, and ease of development.
body temperature, water and ion balance, cardiovascular function etc., the endocrine system also plays essential roles in growth and development, intermediary metabolism and reproduction [ 23].
Fraser et al. [ 14] discovered the effects of enhanced carotenoid accumulation on isoprenoids, plastid development, and intermediary metabolism in tomato fruits.
There's a desert, and then suddenly there's a skyscraper, with very little intermediary development.
Real estate investment is an economic behavior that inputs resources and money to estate development, management and intermediary services in order to obtain the maximum profits.
Additionally the tumour types that are chemotherapy curable are more sensitive to chemotherapy drugs than their native stem cells and can in the case of B cell lymphoma have intermediary development stages and malignancies that are less sensitive to chemotherapy than in the further malignancies occurring later in B cell development.
Then the entrepreneurs sell development packages through intermediaries to large multinational companies or utilities that actually build the wind parks.
This implies that the public policy should enhance the support to technology transfer and absorption and facilitate the development of technology intermediaries, adapted to the needs of SMEs.
Mr. Howell confirmed that he had made the approach, but he and his associates said the idea of using the development agency as an intermediary to obtain a free lease had been recommended by officials at the corps' district office.
Humanitarian actors in Palestine (disaster response as well as development organization staff) serve intermediary roles both in mitigating social, political, and environmental factors that make communities prone to disaster as well as providing response and recovery resources.
