Sentence examples for developments arising from from inspiring English sources

By analyzing the current supply industry structure and prospective developments arising from technological change, this study contributes to research on automotive supply networks.

Mr. Grossman and other Democratic Party officials appeared at a briefing for journalists to discuss what they viewed as the positive developments arising from President Clinton's admission that he had an adulterous relationship and the Republican efforts to impeach him.

Steven Holmes, VP of new devices group and GM at Intel shared in CES 2015 the most compelling new developments arising from Intel's "make it wearable" challenge.

Kim is likely to have informed Xi about any developments arising from his historic meeting with South Korea President Moon Jae In.

It is both encouraging, and perhaps fitting, that future association studies of medically important traits in African mosquitoes are likely to benefit from methodological developments arising from studies of their African human hosts.

New developments arising from clinical cases and model organism biology and genetics enable us to gain far greater insight in to the role of membrane traffic in the context of a whole organism as well as during embryogenesis and development.

These developments arise from "virtuous circles" of technology to science to technology that depend upon the physical sciences and mathematics, health sciences, and engineering.

Pore development arising from steam and CO2 gasification of a char, prepared from an inertinite-rich Witbank Seam 4 coal, was investigated using small angle X-ray scattering.

Mr. Seo says the country needs to temper the speed of research and development arising from the rapid industrialization that has enabled the country to emerge from the ruins of the Korean War to become the 12th largest economy in the world.

The key lesson for future management and policy development arising from these studies is that erosion-control efforts that are aimed at producing basin-scale impacts will require targeting of areas where the proposed land use change or intervention will have the most beneficial influence on reducing sediment supply to river channels (e.g. Pont et al., 2009; Rey, 2009; Osterkamp et al., 2012).

The key lesson for future management and policy development arising from these studies is that erosion-control efforts that are aimed at producing basin-scale impacts will require targeting of areas where the proposed land use change or intervention will have the most beneficial influence on reducing sediment supply to river channels.