Sentence examples for developments occurred on from inspiring English sources

The first round of the United States Open was suspended by rain and lightning, but the most turbulent developments occurred on the golf course.

Several legal developments occurred on the eve of the settlement.

However, the data generated with these technologies have a small role on biotechnological research; most of novel developments occur on heterologous expression of enzymes.

The lone disconcerting development occurred on, of all things, an interception by Jim Leonhard.

Embryo development occurred on top of cell-cultured scaffold, which suggests that it is not embryotoxic.

In no-choice tests, no larval development occurred on any of the 81 test plant species other than M. pigra.

The latest development occurred on Thursday, when Ford said it was adding 450 jobs and expanding what had been a beleaguered engine plant in Ohio to feed the growing demand for more fuel-efficient cars and S.U.V.'s in the American market.

The crustal structure of the region shows that the initial formation of the Urals rift structure and its subsequent development occurred on continental crust that was 30 50 km thick (Berlyand 1982; Zoloev et al. 2012; Popov and Rapoport 1996).

So regardless of how much development occurred on the port itself, the bulk of maritime traffic would continue passing it by for lack of a reason to go there — i.e. a manufacturing area where they could drop off and pick up raw materials and other cargo.

Located not too distant to the southwest of Orchid, Percy thrived in a divergent region created by Orchid's outflow pattern beginning on November 17. Rapid development occurred on the morning of November 19 while in the South China Sea, and the system meandered due to the weakness in steering created by Orchid to its northeast.

However, given that gametogenesis – unlike most of plant development – occurs on restricted small spatial scales (the developing embryo sac grows from 30 to ∼100 μm), fast auxin decay rates would suffice to establish a source-decay-driven gradient.