Sentence examples for developments of the concept from inspiring English sources

Moingeon agrees: "What we could wish for Africa is that they really develop the most recent model of smart cities," he says, referring to the latest European and North American developments of the concept, which emphasise social and environmental improvements.

Then, in early modern times, there were two roughly contemporary philosophers who did not write explicitly or consciously of sovereignty, yet whose ideas amounted in substance to important developments of the concept.

He/she provides support to the developer during the development of the concept definition.

Electromagnetic methods have been in use only since 1962; they employ developments of the concepts used in mine detectors.

The developers of the database www.neuropeptides.nl mainly traced back the origin and the development of the concept of neuropeptide and proposed a conservative definition of neuropeptides.

Paralleling the development of the concept of elements was an understanding of the nature of matter.

It may have been influential in the development of the concept of the messiah in postexilic Judaism.

In France this lack has been addressed by the development of the concept of abus de droit ("abuse of right").

The work centers around Gandhi's early life and his development of the concept of nonviolent resistance.

This work centers around Ghandi's early life and his development of the concept of nonviolent resistance.

Martin Wegener, a physicist at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany, described the development of the concept in a broader sense.