Sentence examples for development of a distinct from inspiring English sources
Her books are Water Architecture in South Asia: A Study of Types, Developments and Meanings (Brill, 2002), Jaina Temple Architecture in India: The Development of a Distinct Language in Space and Ritual (G+H Verlag, 2009), and The Jaina Heritage: Distinction, Decline and Resilience (Samskriti, 2010).
Especially given the fragmentation of the "splinternet," dramatized by the development of a distinct internet ecology in China, this is currently a matter of much concern.
While the acidity of her satire has never wavered, Royal Flush traces Abney's development of a distinct and coded visual language.
Their continuing contribution is to the development of a distinct engineering discipline('Behavior engineering') through which such robots can be created.
Their continuing contribution is to the development of a distinct engineering discipline ('Behavior engineering') through which such robots can be created.
Devolution has made possible the development of a distinct policy agenda in Wales; a version of social democracy hidden in plain sight next to the exemplar of Anglo-Saxon neoliberalisation.
Using sensitive bioinformatics approaches, the authors trace origins of the ALOG domain-containing regulators of plant development to a distinct lineage of the DIRS-1-like retrotransposons.
The cumulative acquisition of these, but probably many more, genetic elements by E. faecium has resulted in the evolutionary development of a genetically distinct E. faecium subpopulation with a progressively increasing fitness in hospitalized patients (Willems et al. 2011).
According to the stem cell model of cancer development, a distinct subpopulation of cancer stem-like cells initiates metastasis and renders the tumour resistant to chemotherapy.
The simplest explanation would seem to be that, under the operation of what is now called Grimm's law, in some prehistoric period of Germanic (before the development of a number of distinct Germanic languages), the voiced stops inherited from Proto-Indo-European became voiceless and the voiceless stops became fricatives.
Local artists and art lovers blame everything from the city's traditional image as "Iowa-By-The-Sea" to its proximity to Los Angeles, which, they say, has prevented the development of a separate and distinct artistic climate like that in Orange County.
