Sentence examples for development of range from inspiring English sources

Aiming methods were inadequate, however, and in the interwar decades great progress was made in the development of range finders, searchlights, time fuzes, and gunlaying mechanisms to help artillery pieces hit the rapidly moving targets presented by aircraft.

This is a book, as the title suggests, primarily concerned with the history of range science and particularly the development of range science in the USA.

The book differs from this genre by its more sophisticated engagement with the scientific understandings and logics that underlie the development of range management.

Chapter 2 provides a much richer and nuanced account of the role of Clementsian ecology in the development of range science than is typically presented in the literature, showing how institutional prerogatives (fire suppression) and the needs of management in the service of capital led to the model of rangeland succession commonly critiqued in the literature today.

In addition, this is a political ecology that takes ecology seriously, reflecting the insights from non-equilibrium ecology that have been so important for the recent development of range science and for our general understanding of the dynamics of arid environments.

[ 30] One weakness of these large studies is that they have difficulty accurately determining either prior history, the sequence in which these disorders may develop, or the influence on their development of a range of childhood experiences.

PL (Patrick Letschka) and TA developed, implemented and taught the HBF module including development of a range of drawing exercises.

Winfrey's perfection of the art of acting sincere probably made the development of dramatic range impossible — and unnecessary.

Equally important is the development of a range of retirement and supported housing options across tenures as an alternative to residential and hospital care.

This paper presents an overview of the design and development of a range extender engine.

This complexity permits the development of a range of functionally different blood vessels in the kidney.