Sentence examples for development over the period from inspiring English sources

Looking at Britten's development over the period between his earliest masterpieces and his middle style, what is striking is the conscious choice he made to become more austere and less overtly, less flamboyantly engaged.

Zilberfarb and Adams [32] found the elasticity of energy consumption with respect to GDP in countries at earlier stages of development over the period 1970 1976 to be in the neighborhood of 1.35, and significantly above one.

Late Victorian writers argued that change in the English medieval economy stemmed primarily from the towns and cities, leading to a progressive and universalist interpretation of development over the period, focusing on trade and commerce.

When research output in journals with an impact factor was weighted by gross expenditure on research and development, the Netherlands had the highest numbers of publications in primary care research per billion dollars of gross expenditure on research and development over the period, followed by the United Kingdom (fig 2).

A personal view is presented of developments over the period 1964 1999 that have gradually made possible the fabrication of IT-SOFC stacks operating at 500°C.

The most important developments over the period addressed in this article, however, were the introduction of the blue pigment smalt in the sixteenth century, its instability having consequences for the current appearance of paintings from this period, and the green mineral pigment composed of copper sulphate.

Most of the terms used for throwing machines were vague, and could refer to a number of specific engines, and all went through a number of changes and developments over the period.

Just as desktop computing development over that period focused on increasing the net serial instruction rate, tool development in PSE has emphasized creating faster general-purpose serial algorithms.

Finally, the latest is a variable degree model [25] developed for our study species, Chrysemys picta, which predicts the sex ratio of the nest as 100% male if the highest cumulative development over the thermosensitive period occurred within 22 28°C, 100% female if it occurred exclusively below 22°C or above 28°C, or 50% each sex if it occurred within 21 23°C or within 27.5 28.5°C.

There was good engagement of health centre staff, with significant improvements in system development over the study period.

Whether the pattern of declining AAM between urban and rural women in our study relates directly to factors of economic development over the time period needs further investigation.