Governments, private industry, even consumers are looking to maximize the sustainable benefit countries derive from their natural resources, turning them into vehicles for economic development, growth and diversification in developing countries.
After the massive decolonization of the 1950s and early 1960s, less-developed countries became much more numerous, organized, and powerful in the General Assembly, and they began to create organs to address the problems of development and diversification in developing economies.
Molecular genetics of crustacean feeding appendage development and diversification.
The rapid development and diversification of Cloud services occurs in a very competitive environment.
In the Friedman Lab, I plan to delve into research focusing on morphological development and diversification in a phylogenetic context.
The result of this new global configuration was the extensive development and diversification of Permian terrestrial vertebrate fauna including pelycosaurs.
Derived from the Greek for recent life, it reflects the sequential development and diversification of life on Earth from the Paleozoic (ancient life) through the Mesozoic (middle life).
Economic development and diversification of energy sources are also worth striving for, even though putting more supplies in the market, which can be good for energy security of importing countries, can at some point undermine investments in new resources.
The College will enable the expansion of Cornell's domestic and global programmatic initiatives, including further development and diversification of programs at Cornell Tech and educational collaborations with institutions across the globe.
When Mr. Patterson wrote 10 years ago — in a guest opinion for a newspaper that is posted on the county's Web site — that he loves sprawl, he clearly stated that he embraces economic development and diversification.
