Sentence examples similar to development of a push from inspiring English sources

As this approach will allow the adult mosquito to move freely within the outdoor environment, we are exploring the use of an outdoor trap to augment an SR or CI strategy by subsequently removing repelled/irritated vectors from the peridomestic environment (i.e., the development of a "Push-Pull" system).

Development of "Push the Button" began while the Sugababes travelled to the United States to work on their fourth studio album, Taller in More Ways (2005).

The particular challenges for radwaste require the development of a system that pushes the current limits of information technology (IT).

The present study describes the development of a test called "Push-Out" used to characterize the behaviour of the timber concrete bonded after or prior to environmental ageing.

Rob Carlson, the author of "Biology Is Technology," who has written widely about genetic engineering and vaccine development, says, "We could have pushed the development of a synthetic Ebola vaccine a decade ago.

So let me be blunt: given the stakes, there can be no excuse for not immediately pushing development of a missile defense system.

We have even seen the development of "push polls," surveys whose questions are worded to push voters in a particular political direction.

AEG also promised to push for development of a hotel with at least 750 rooms on Olympic Boulevard next to a new Marriott hotel complex and across the street from the Ritz-Carlton and J.W. Marriott hotels at L.A. Live.

Although condoms had become commonplace in the 1930s, feminists in the movement felt that birth control should be the woman's prerogative, and they continued to push for development of a contraceptive that was under the woman's control, a campaign which ultimately led to the birth control pill decades later.

The neoliberals in some ways tend to echo Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, though some also share the antidemocratic tendencies of Augusto Pinochet, the Chilean dictator who governed with an iron fist but also pushed the development of a vibrant market economy in the 1970's and 80's.

Recently the need for fast ramped superconducting magnets in new particle accelerator pushed the development of a new class of NbTi wires able to operate at magnetic ramp rates in the 1T/s range with ac losses that can be handled by ordinary cryogenic systems, e.g. few W/m in long dipoles.