Sentence examples for development of living from inspiring English sources
This "extended epistemology" starts with everyday experience and is concerned with the development of living knowledge.
A related exhibition explores the development of living things in the Yucatán area following the massive impact of the Chicxulub asteroid, 65 million years ago.
The cosmos was formed by mind in two stages: first, by a revolving and mixing process that still continues; and, second, by the development of living things.
In a me-too business like publishing, that kind of quick success rarely goes unnoticed; hence the development of Living Room, owned by Meredith; Chic Simple, which is being produced by Hearst Magazines; and the independently owned Budget Living.
Aquinas concluded, after detailed discussion, that the development of living creatures such as maggots and flies from nonliving matter such as decaying meat was not incompatible with Christian faith or philosophy.
Proper planning and management of watershed is very necessary for sustainable development of living being.
In particular, he argues that by literally or figuratively turning nature into a 'tool', we risk missing "important development properties of living beings and hinder the evolution of many sources of unexpected value.
In the 1990's, with economic development and improvement of living standard, nutrition and diet during pregnancy also improved.
At a recent "masterclass" Adass held in association with the Social Care Association, we heard registered managers actively support the development of live time and customer-led feedback.
At the end of 2005 Microsoft bought GeoTango, which contributed to the development of Live Search Maps, a web-based geobrowser that uses data from Virtual Earth, Microsoft's digital model of the planet.
The official corporate announcement said that Mr. Cook would continue to be in charge of worldwide marketing and distribution; Mr. Schumacher would continue to oversee all feature-film and television animation, as well as Disney's theatrical efforts; and Ms. Jacobson would continue to oversee development of live-action films.
