Sentence examples for development that extend from inspiring English sources

Rather, the new offices will enlarge the state's "edgeless cities" -- a term I use to describe expanses of low-density office development that extend over tens if not hundreds of square miles.

The literature provides compelling evidence that stress during gestation exerts widespread effects on neurobehavioral development that extend far beyond the period of infancy.

What struck me most was the belt of development that extended along the road: the cell-phone towers that jutted from the earth, the plotted real-estate projects that cut like a gash through the green, and the shopping centers and marriage halls that stood above the tree line, testament to the region's new confidence and ambition.

Groffman and others think that the ecosystems created within a city like Phoenix might increase the amount of carbon stored in naturally dry places enough that it more than makes up for any decrease caused by development that extends into, say, the forested areas of Minnesota.

This paper presents a system development that extends haptic modeling to a number of key aspects in product development.

By testing a large sample of participants from 7 through to 37 years, we showed that the behavioral and neural basis for 3 basic aspects of face perception follows differential developmental trajectories, and that these can be partially attributed to underlying structural brain development that extends well into the third decade of life.

The residential development activity that extended Chelsea into the former flower district along Sixth Avenue in the 20s is now filtering into the Madison Square North area, Ms. Phillips Ford said.

In addition, government officials say they hope the wiretapping investigation that sprang from the search of his office will result in further charges against him in the next few months, a development that could extend his imprisonment.

A number of new standards are in development that could extend this model to new technologies.

Thus, increasing the sensitivity of tumor cells to apoptosis may be a promising strategy for the development of efficient chemotherapies that extend survival.

Mancosu argues that an analogous process may underlie the development of new mathematical theories that extend the domain of application or the ontology of previous theories.