For anybody who follows such announcements regularly, the official and unofficial government media are always peppered with words such as "civilised", "progressive" and "development" – terms for something that is supposedly in a constant state of progress, or transition.
Genes associated with development started being overrepresented at day 1 and were maximally represented at day 7, while no bias for development terms was apparent on day 14.
Launched all the way back in 2005, Sweden-headquartered Hansoft provides tools to help teams collaborate and manage the development of products and services using "Agile software development" — the umbrella term for a group of software development methods based on iterative and incremental development.
GSEA coupled with interaction pathway analysis on embryonic development GO terms for the comparisons between feather and scale of matching developmental stages (E7fe vs E9se, E7fm vs E9sm, E9fe vs E11se, and E9fm vs E11sm); as well as for the comparison of same skin component before and after development (E7fe vs E9fe, E7fm vs E9fm, E9fe vs E11fe, and E9fm vs E11fm).
With the adoption of the Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (commonly called the "Bruntland Report") in 1987, "sustainable development" became the working term for integrated development of three pillars: economic, social, and environmental.
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While adapting to climate change and climate variability may push up the cost of development in the short term, for most African countries adaptation is fundamentally about sound, resilient development and ensuring economic gains over the long term.
"It's a mule," he said, using the industry term for a development vehicle.
Political and financial pundits have coined a term for this development: "Brixit," a variant on "Grexit," the shorthand for Greece's much-predicted departure from the euro zone.
Development studies is a general term for the multidisciplinary study of underdeveloped countries, with an emphasis on social and economic progress.
