Sentence examples for extent and development from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 1980s, the Egypt Exploration Society sponsored a long-range survey of the Memphite area to determine its extent and development from different historical periods.

Percent impervious surface is used to quantitatively define the spatial extent and development density of urban land use.

Preliminary modeling of the STP suggests that PA water from the pond will infiltrate into the underlying sand channel, but the extent and development of this impact is still poorly understood.

The research results also indicate that the GPR method is effective, nondestructive, and convenient for evaluating the spatiotemporal extent and development processes of the freeze thaw states of pipeline foundation soils and the underlying permafrost.

These technological skills reach their greatest extent and development shortly before the Last Glacial Maximum but are recognizable until the Pleistocene-Holocene boundary across Northern Eurasia in all areas populated by mammoths and humans.

Pharmaceutical companies have been shedding jobs, mainly in sales and marketing but also to some extent in research and development to cope with the loss of sales from generic competition and setbacks in developing new products.

The areas where no agreement has not been reached so far are the extent of research and development Iran would be allowed over the life of a deal, particularly development work on new model centrifuges, and the lifting of UN sanctions.

Annotated targets of regulation were asexual and, to a lesser extent, sexual development, and both primary and secondary metabolism.

A primary need in the coastal Pacific Northwest of the United States is information on the extent and rate of development of mature forest structure.

In addition, the results show that the emerging languages reflect the structure of the world to a large extent and that the development of a semantics, together with a competitive selection mechanism, produces a faster emergence of compositionality than a predefined semantics without such a selection mechanism.

5 9 For grading extent and monitoring successive development of PCO, computerised analysis of high-resolution digital photographs has replaced the previously common counting of capsulotomies, which, according to Buehl et al, should be avoided.