Sentence examples for development of the mainstream from inspiring English sources
Sayre's version of neutral monism is rooted in the Platonic tradition, but the philosophical background that shapes the development of the mainstream versions of the doctrine is characterized by two factors: (i) a strong reaction against idealism; (ii) a wholehearted embrace of empiricism.
"One of the great things I'm seeing is the transition of indie development to the mainstream – the whole definition is changing," said Amazon's Peter Heinrich during the panel session.
That's an important development for the mainstream press --internationalization of readership.
For Mr. Magee, his accomplishment is more than that: "He brought together, at the point of their highest development, the mainstream tradition of Western music, the mainstream tradition of Western theater and the mainstream tradition of Western philosophy".
We show here how Darwin's theory of evolution provided the framework for the development of mainstream scientific explanations of the origins of life by Oparin, Haldane, Urey and others.
One of the enduring problems limiting the development of mainstream Aids films has been the long-held perception that movies depicting the disease will not be embraced by audiences.
The development of mainstream research on the origin of life as an outcome of Darwinian evolution is discussed.
Rothbard authored a series of scathing polemics aimed at discrediting key figures in the development of modern mainstream economics.
They then state "At the same time, however, the vocabulary found in the Koguryŏ place names includes even more elements that relate solidly to Middle Korean and thus to the mainstream development of the Korean language" (ibid).
A 2011 paper from the UK Department for International Development said a "quiet revolution" over the past 15 years has seen such initiatives move "from the margins of development policy towards the mainstream".
But it also, critically, brought sustainable development into the mainstream.
