Sentence examples for development onto from inspiring English sources

An intriguing question for future research is whether cortical NG2 cell development onto oligodendrocytes occurs under the control of interneuronal activity in the developing neuronal network.

For Nono, remaining faithful to his musical convictions meant relinquishing any attempt to graft a concept of development onto the musical structure of "Prometeo".

It cannot be right that major developments are held to ransom by a landowner holding out for an enormous premium, or that the planning system is abused by landowners so that challenging brownfield sites are held back in order to force development onto more lucrative greenfield sites.

The startup plans to use its infusion of capital to expand its engineering resources and to accelerate its development onto other mobile platforms.

The fungal development onto the support was also monitored in terms of weight increase and visual assessment by SEM observations of expanded clay particles from the biofilters.

It consists of directly exposing fertilised eggs, during their entire embryonic development, onto the reference sediment spiked with the test compound.

It enabled the agency to bring the 21 developments onto its federally financed roster, or "federalize" them, though a "mixed finance modernization plan".

The S.E.C. also accused of other instances of fraud, including the shifting of $47 million in research and development expenses onto an off-balance-sheet entity in 2001 and 2002; a false transaction that recorded $8 million in revenue in 2003; and misstating losses from foreign exchanges by about $3.9 million.

The process of moving from ideas, through proof-of-concept development and onto design-for-manufacture and commercialization are discussed.

Well, news that the title was under development "leaked" onto Twitter, which was followed up a few hours later by an official announcement from EA.

This, in theory, helps developers who use other products, such as Stripe for payments, offload part of their development workload onto Box.