Sentence examples for further development from from inspiring English sources

It could begin financing its government and its further development from its own resources.

Then there's previous Booker winner Anne Enright's brilliant, unforgiving novel about family, The Green Road, and Sarah Hall's Wolf Border, both a timely examination of the role of wilderness in the land and the psyche and a further development from one of the UK's best writers.

However, while there will be no further development from Google, it will continue to stay online.

The Green Toxicology concept is one way to support this process by delivering a framework for high-throughput and high-content methods to identify whether a substance is worth further development from an ecotoxicologist's point of view.

The method applied in this paper is a further development from Marsili-Libelli et al. [2003. Confidence regions of estimated parameters for ecological systems. Ecol. Model. 165, 127 146.] and is based on the confidence regions computed with the Fisher or the Hessian matrix.

They were prompted to express their thoughts and ideas for further development from the preliminary draft.

I was a teenager when Watergate unfolded, and I remember being gripped night after night at further developments from Washington, as another part of his defence of ignorance was removed.

Though music of Stockhausen's generation may seem an unlikely influence, Stravinsky said in a 1957 conversation: I have all around me the spectacle of composers who, after their generation has had its decade of influence and fashion, seal themselves off from further development and from the next generation (as I say this, exceptions come to mind, Krenek, for instance).

Norris Bradbury, who had replaced Oppenheimer as the director of the Los Alamos Laboratory in December 1945, argued that rapid transfer could be accomplished by improved procedures and that the other difficulties could best be resolved by further development, mostly from the scientists.

The need to utilise In to visualise antibody tumour localisation raises the issue of how many antibodies have been prematurely aborted from further development based on initial results from biodistribution studies undertaken using radio-iodine-labelling and suggests that negative results obtained thusly should always be confirmed with a radiometal-based nuclide.

Conclusions regarding the research direction, further development and feedback from the workshop are provided in Acknowledgments.