Sentence examples for development of the title from inspiring English sources

Aaron Sorkin's much-anticipated Steve Jobs movie is now a Universal Pictures project, after the studio stepped in take over from Sony Pictures which ended its two-year development of the title this month.

Aaron Sorkin's much-anticipated Steve Jobs movie is now a Universal Pictures project, after the studio stepped in take over from Sony Pictures which ended its two-year development of the title this month.

The show will also run a competition in which one child's idea for a video game will be picked and development of the title will be tracked over a 12-week period before it is released for free to PCs and mobile phones.

When the studio acquired the rights for the Sinistar franchise that year, it decided to refocus the development of the title to fit into the newly acquired property.

Berlin-based games studio Klang, which is building a massive multiplayer online simulation called Seed utilizing Improbable's virtual world builder platform, has just bagged $8.95M in Series A funding to support development of the forthcoming title.

Spindizzys isometric design partially inspired Glenn Corpes during the development of the 1989 title Populous.

To create the character animations for the game, actors were placed in front of a gray background and performed the motions, which were recorded on videotape (initially on a standard Hi8 camera, later upgraded to a broadcast-quality, $20,000 Sony camera), which had been upgraded since the development of the first title from standard to broadcast quality.

In our classification the NSHD is the most health-focussed, with health and development explicitly part of the title of the study, and funded directly by the MRC.

Illustration by Jim Krewson My initial outline for this story was framed around the five phases of Freud's model of psychosexual development, hence the title.

There are large themes at work here, not least in Lappin's punning development of the novel's title: the nose turns out to be not only a hoary stereotype of racial identification, but also the hint that all might not be as it seems, as in Pinocchio's in-built lie-detector.

Development of the game's title screen was inspired by loading screens that were used in most computer games at the time; the objective was to create a nice-looking graphic while waiting for the game to load, even though the NES, more rooted in arcade traditions, did not require that.