Sentence examples for developments were undertaken from inspiring English sources
For this product the developments were undertaken via a computer simulation, with the intention of actualization once the design was deemed suitable.
Previous studies pointed out the fact that extensive model developments were undertaken between the two series of experiments [e.g., Knutti and Sedlacek, 2013].
Many assessments of carbon pollution from developments are undertaken every year, but very few are as misleading or ill-founded as the carbon analysis included in the fracking inquiry.
Studies of both the causes of underdevelopment and of policies and actions that may accelerate development are undertaken for a variety of reasons.
An attempt at Class A office development was undertaken in the 1970's by the Uris Organization, in hopes of luring the New York Stock Exchange from the then-beleaguered city.
However, optimal processing conditions are still underdeveloped, and a large portion of development is undertaken using trial and error procedures.
Between 2008 and 2013 a huge amount of development was undertaken to restore the Grand Hall, Lower Hall and Council Chamber to their original glory.
Michael Kwartler, a zoning consultant who is the author of the city's regulations for ensuring that development is undertaken within the context of the neighborhood, said countless residential complexes throughout the city could be vulnerable to similar development.
Not only are housing prices in the biggest cities moving in a different direction to those in smaller centers, there is also a glaring discrepancy in the amount of development being undertaken.
In the absence of an appropriate investigational tool, a comprehensive process of questionnaire development was undertaken to evaluate and validate a specific health needs assessment tool for cardiac patients (Nottingham Health Needs Assessment NHNAA).
"The pioneering work and research and development being undertaken by specialist academic institutions and companies in Wales is of international interest.
