Sentence examples for development is mirrored from inspiring English sources

The Methodist church's influence on Labour's development is mirrored by the role of Catholic liberation theology in PT.

The emerging African pattern of private-sector new-city development is mirrored by the "entrepreneurial urbanism" that University of Leeds researcher Ayona Datta identifies in contemporary India, under Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.

This development is mirrored on the one hand by an increase in the number of banks from 520 in 1851 to 610 in 1880, a level which remained largely constant thereafter.

A similar development was mirrored off New England, and along the coast of Japan, where local fish populations, already much reduced by operation conducted off sail-powered vessels (e.g., [6]), were strongly depleted.

The shift from the ex vivo approach of cell multiplication to the generation of a real tissue growth is mirrored by the development of bioreactors, enabling scientists to grow more complex tissue constructs.

These developments are mirrored in the published literature: to date, much of the literature on international public health education has focused on its role in global capacity building for public health and/or the reporting of innovative programmes [ 4- 8].

Taken together, the plasticity of adult plant development in triticale is mirrored by dynamic genetic patterns of regulation.

LTP at L4 TC synapses results in an increase in the fast EPSC, but a reduction in the slow EPSC, a change that is mirrored in development.

This was a significant cognitive, ideatic, and social development, which in Lowder's view is mirrored in the present day, with regard to the effect of smartphone-based communication on the state of language and society.

If the user changes the Bug's physical configuration, the change is mirrored on-screen in the development environment.

This developmental pattern of very early sensitivity but late mastery is mirrored in other domains of multisensory development.