Sentence examples for development of a profusion from inspiring English sources

Bioorthogonal ligation reactions, in which synthetic organic chemistry can be accomplished in a physiological milieu including in living cells and animals, have flourished over the past two decades or so with the development of a profusion of coupling partners.

The primary root is unbranched and short-lived and is replaced early in plant development by a profusion of stem-borne (adventitious) roots (Stevens 2001).

Those developments reflected some lawmakers' concerns over an apparently growing acceptance of homosexuality, a profusion of gay characters and themes on American television, and legal entitlements in some states.

The micro-scale wind turbine industry is expanding in the UK with institutional support and UK legislation encouraging the development of numerous companies with a profusion of design options.

It is hard to make sense of such a profusion of facts, ideas and people.

Yet even throngs of visitors and a profusion of modern hotels can't erase the majesty of the stunning churches.  .

What one has to do is to create and develop an image or a profusion of images".

So the tap causes the CO2 to rush out of solution in a profusion of bubbles.

Following this, faithful decorate a carved wooden canopy, representing the tomb of Christ, with a profusion of flowers.

The blue waters of the Pacific hide a profusion of submerged mountains, the residue of more than 10,000 undersea volcanoes.

When he died, he had a profusion of projects in development, and a future ahead of him that invites our imagining.