Sentence examples for development of continental from inspiring English sources

The methodology applied in this study, including the newly developed tool of 'Compositional Accommodation Analysis', allows to develop more rigorous genetic models for the development of continental shelf basins.

The development of continental European law has taken a different course.

Keranen, K. & Klemperer, S. L. Discontinuous and diachronous evolution of the Main Ethiopian Rift: Implications for development of continental rifts.

Industrial-scale development of continental tight oil in China faces great theoretical and technological challenges.

Europe's shared legal heritage was nonetheless obscured by the separate development of Continental and English legal traditions (beginning in the 11th century), the rise of sovereign nation-states that claimed exclusive legal jurisdiction within their territory (largely during the 17th century), and legal nationalism (in the 19th century).

Limited research exists to guide the development of continental-scale field sampling approaches.

The end-Ordovician witnessed one of the three largest Phanerozoic glaciations with the development of continental-scale ice sheets5,6,7.

Causal factors leading to the birth and development of these continental ice sheets and then to their decay and death are, nevertheless, still poorly understood.

Two-dimensional reverse basin modeling has been performed to quantitatively analyze the development of the continental shelf between the latest Paleozoic to Early Cenozoic.

A corollary of this study is that the history, distribution and delivery of clastics to the northern and northeastern margins of Brazil are a function of the regional development of the continental landscape during the Late Cenozoic.

The most influential modern Existentialists have been the German philosopher Martin Heidegger (1889 1976) and the French philosopher, dramatist, and novelist Jean-Paul Sartre (1905 80); the former was especially important in the development of modern continental theology, particularly for the use made of some of his ideas by Rudolf Bultmann.