Sentence examples for development of the middle from inspiring English sources

The displacement development of the middle section of the slabs under the maximum load was also stored and plotted in order to calculate the secondary displacement rates.

There are multiple conditions that may affect the development of the middle third of the face and with varying degrees of severity.

The loess paleosol sequences Batajnica/Stari Slankamen (Serbia) and Mircea Voda (Romania) represent key archives for the climate and landscape development of the middle and lower Danube Basin during the last 700,000 years.

The elevation and the transversal development of the middle part of the skull in the parietotemporal region are more significant: the Dmanissi specimens are intermediate between Homo habilis and Homo ergaster.

The WEF report suggests new technologies have the capacity to both disrupt and create new ways of working, similar to previous periods of economic history such as the Industrial Revolution, when the advent of steam power and then electricity helped spur the creation of new jobs and the development of the middle class.

In N_mp2, the results were substantially different, with weak development of the middle tropospheric trough, which was less coherent to the latent heat release and lower tropospheric gyre (Fig. 3f; Additional file 2: Figure S2d).

Further development of the middle-class houses on these roads was patchy many gaps still existed in 1875— but lower-class terraced housing spread rapidly elsewhere.

To explore the possibility of mathematically describing or predicting the maturational changes of the three components, we characterized the development patterns of the middle latency components in AEF with a computational model.

A development of the late Middle Ages, the plateway, suggested a means to make steam-powered land transport practicable.

Mass illiteracy and high graduate unemployment hinder the development of the broad middle class that is an economic motor in other emerging markets.

The evolutionary history and genetic control behind the development of the outer, middle and inner ears, which together form the mammalian auditory system, are well documented (e.g. [ 21, 22]).