Sentence examples for developments have occurred in from inspiring English sources
Recently a lot of interesting developments have occurred in double statistical convergence and related topics (see [6 9] and [10]).
In the relatively short interval that has elapsed since that Forum, many significant new developments have occurred in the fields circumscribed by the title of this article.
Recently a lot of interesting developments have occurred in 2-normed spaces in summability theory and related topics (see [18, 25 30]).
Over the past several decades relatively few major new developments have occurred in the plastic extrusion industry, in particular in single screw extrusion.
Many developments have occurred in the decades that followed, including many new adhesives, sophisticated base designs, new bracket materials, faster or more efficient curing methods, self-etching primers, fluoride-releasing agents, and sealants.
Since Lessinger wrote Penturbia in 1991 and Dent wrote The Roaring 2000s in 1998, these developments have occurred: In Economics: The stock market may have entered a 15-year period during which it will underperform relative to the historical average (the boomlet of 2003 notwithstanding).
Mr. Hu was reported to have said that "some new developments" had occurred in the Korean situation in recent months, but the report was not specific.
Although the Sex Pistols' 1977 chart successes (principally "God Save the Queen" and "Pretty Vacant") made Britain the hotbed of the new youth movement, similar developments had occurred in France, Australia, and the United States (notably in Cleveland, Ohio, where the band Pere Ubu played a prominent role).
To our knowledge, this is the first time that such high levels of arrested development have occurred in these 2 different genera of sheep nematodes, following administration to lambs over a relatively short time-frame.
David Kelly, chief market strategist at J.P. Morgan Funds, pointed out that no significant development had occurred in the economy to ignite the rally.
