Sentence examples for development of the established from inspiring English sources

The four evolutionary stages adequately explain the architecture and development of the established caldera end-members (downsag, piston, funnel, piecemeal, trapdoor) along a continuum, where one or more end-members may correspond to a specific stage.

This article (i) provides an historical perspective on the development of the established methodology; (ii) discusses the various components of coastal hazard considered, and (iii) examines the way in which these components can be combined.

Various SPE cartridges (Oasis HLB and MAX, Sigma Supel-Select HLB, Sequant ZIC-HILIC, Bakerbond Polar Plus) have also been tested during method development of the established dilute and shoot method but failed to retain the polar glucuronide conjugates, with the exception of the Oasis HLB [ 16] and the ZIC-HILIC cartridges when using optimized protocols.

This allows the development of more forest tree clusters and the development of the establishing natural forest tree species into young tree stems amongst the fewer nurse stand trees.

This new technique therefore offers considerable advantages, of economy and realism of development, over the established method.

For Re > 100 the entrance length required for development of the fully established velocity profile was insufficient in the test system.

The PIs of the Seed Fund Grant for "Vacant Housing Dynamics in Baltimore City" play key roles in the current development of the recently established 21CC Initiative: Tamas Budavari is member of Steering Committee of 21CC, Kathy Edin is the Director.

Our study mentions the main landmarks and the key cells involved in the embryological development of the tooth, establishes a mapping and a list of the various types of stem cells.

In addition, we question the viability of the established development model for new housing in a stubbornly high cost and low inflation environment".

Carefully following the progression and the development of an established transcriptional response to a defined type of stress from essentially zero to a level defined as accumulated stress could give insight into various stages of gene (in activation.

His operettas, which were developments of the style established by Jacques Offenbach, include L'Île du rêve (1898) and Ciboulette (1923).