Sentence examples for development of the single from inspiring English sources
Thereafter the symmetrical growth pattern is lost through the development of the single cotyledon.
Air traffic control systems are being increasingly interlinked in the development of the Single European Sky, which the aviation industry hopes will increase the efficiency of flights and make best use of airspace.
To the questions the papers raise, I would like to add one more: has the development of the single currency diverted attention away from concern with operation of the European financial system at a micro level?
In April, May gave a speech in which she set out some of the reasons for staying in the EU, warning that it could have an impact on the development of the single market for the rest of the EU if the UK left.
Thanks to the Amsterdam treaty, the new parliament has co-decision powers in 38 areas, They include employment and social policy, health and transport, consumer protection, education and vocational training, and further development of the single market, on the free movement of workers and businesses.
"We have to ask ourselves, is it really right that the EU should just continue to expand, conferring upon all new member states all the rights of membership?" said May, who also argued that leaving the EU could stop the development of the single market, lose investors, push Britain backwards on international trade and threaten the UK.
The second suggested experimental strategy is based on the continuous monitoring of the cellular development on the single cell level.
The state has strong traditions of preserving what remains of the New England landscape and of fostering development of the single-family home on an acre or more.
As the authors have pursued the development of the single-shot approach, the latter part of the review discusses its instrumentation design in detail and presents examples of materials science studies and the near-term instrumentation developments of this technique.
Future experiments will be able to directly test this hypothesis using further development of the single-molecule approaches described here.
With the development of hydration, the single crystals begin to grow into one another and form a crystalline network.
