Sentence examples for development to cope from inspiring English sources

The proposed review of the fundamental structure of the city could contribute to fostering a clearer vision on the future urban development, to cope with marginalization and inequality in newly developed quarters, and to combating the obvious decay in the historical parts of the city.

Pharmaceutical companies have been shedding jobs, mainly in sales and marketing but also to some extent in research and development to cope with the loss of sales from generic competition and setbacks in developing new products.

In particular, studies with the model plant Arabidopsis have been crucial for the development of the concept of genetical genomics and have pushed software development forward to cope with the increasing amount of data generated by the different profiling platforms available [ 1, 9].

Does settlement in itself form a crisis of pastoralism, or is this just another approach by state authorities and development agents to cope with societal and economic challenges?

Electronic system level (ESL) design is widely adopted in today's embedded systems development projects to cope with increasing system complexity and shrinking time-to-market.

The results provide evidence that organizations in the business of software product line development have to cope with multiple key business factors to improve the overall performance of the business, in addition to their efforts in software development.

The challenges in the development are to cope with both the heterogeneous data from different sources like machine master data, work plans or product data and the applicability to SMEs.

This paper summarizes the findings and recommendations of the workshop including an overall approach to contamination control, waste and consumable management, and off-nominal events, as well as the research and development necessary to cope with planetary protection requirements during future human missions to Mars.

Hence, aspect-oriented software development (AOSD) exists to cope with complexity of software development for the purpose of separating functionality that are not handled by other software development.

Kenya is still at the formation phase in the development of strategies to cope with floods.

In 2007, Qazvin City in Iran embarked on a program of implementing a city development strategy (CDS) to cope with new urban challenges.