Sentence examples for development of a richer from inspiring English sources

China occasionally boasts of its experiments with "village democracy", but says that a widening of democracy must await the development of a richer and more sophisticated society; Hong Kong already is such a society.

Such information is not available in the context of conventional meta-analysis and has the potential to lead to the development of a richer picture of the effectiveness of interventions.

Sharing ideas and knowledge among researchers from different countries and backgrounds will further collaboration, extend our thinking on issues that many of us are pursuing from various angles, and allow for development of a richer understanding of 'other' perspectives.

Results: The JEnsembl API implementation provides basic data retrieval and manipulation functionality from the Core, Compara and Variation databases for all species in Ensembl and EnsemblGenomes and is a platform for the development of a richer API to Ensembl datasources.

So let's discuss what can be improved, but let's make it a fair negotiation, rather than tearing up rules that have assisted the development of a rich and diverse industry with fair opportunities for all creative participants.

Generations of these plants recycling nutrients (e.g., nitrogen, carbon, and oxygen) and energy into the stratum contributed to the development of a rich organic soil suitable for large shrubs and herbs.

Development of a rich-media application using Java and J2EE technologies is much quicker and easier with the use of an integrated development environment (IDE), such as Jdeveloper.

The first program was based on the theory that transfer of complex cognitive skills is fostered through the development of a rich knowledge structure.

The main contributions of the study are the updating of the main challenges for ecodesign implementation faced by industry, and the development of a rich framework of challenges, including new challenges not previously mentioned in the literature.

It turned out that these subspaces enjoy all the basic properties of the classical Paley Wiener spaces and in particular they are suitable for development of a rich sampling and approximation theories.

Godehard Link (1998) argues that the reference of mass expressions is best understood via the development of a rich model-theoretic semantics, which algebraically models the interrelated network of talk of mass, plural, and particular entities.