Sentence examples for developments and of from inspiring English sources
Also, the replacement of highly productive agriculture by urban developments, and of natural montane grasslands by forests, imply negative changes in terms of agriculture production, the conservation of grassland biodiversity and landscape configuration with high recreational value.
This is especially pertinent for macro level descriptions of crop and livestock production in relation to price developments and of the mosaic of different agricultural land use responses in regions with contrasting socio-economic conditions and developments.
Because most participants at the MIT conference were unfamiliar with the new hardware and its potential, it was suggested that a rather detailed summary of these new developments and of their applications to chemistry instruction be prepared and made available to college chemistry teachers.
This assertion is supported by simple mathematical models (see section 2) and is confirmed by recent reports, of planned developments and of some progress on prototype systems, in the engineering literature.
We analyze their role in full detail in this paper, well aware of the role of international and European developments and of similar events in other countries and regions.
The main products of FOSA are a regional overview of key developments and of forestry in Africa within the global context; and reports of developments in the forest sector in the 5 sub-regions.
Many grew out of master-planned community developments and of the need to form large water districts--something less common in other parts of the country, where well water and septic tanks are more likely to be used.
Concept art has become a huge part of development, and of entertainment beyond that.
Close interrelation of motor development and cognitive development and of the cerebellum and prefrontal cortex.
"This caps years of development and hundreds of millions of dollars.
They require sharing the burdens of development and diplomacy; of progress and peace.
