Sentence examples for generation to development from inspiring English sources

That requires an end-to-end process from insight development, to idea generation, to development, to marketplace launch.

New visions on the links to food and food security The Roca brother's expertise as "top" chefs, business owners and architects of agricultural innovation provide them a tremendous opportunity to introduce a whole new generation to development and the issues more broadly needed to eliminate hunger and improve efficiencies along the agriculture value chain.

Users can play large roles from idea generation to concept development.

Process of second harmonics generation due to development of corresponding instability has been investigated for pure electron weakly oblique Bernstein mode.

In developed countries the demand is for industrial and domestic consumption, but in many parts of the world e.g., the Indus basin vast schemes are under construction, mainly for irrigation to help satisfy the food demand, and are often combined with hydroelectric power generation to promote industrial development.

The Special Issue aims to disseminate innovative research and empirical practice on the problem/question-centered learning approach, including learning by problem solving and/or generation, to promoting students' development of knowledge and skills.

In line with the fact that multivoltine French larvae have less time per generation to complete larval development than semivoltine Swedish larvae, French larvae were more mobile and foraged more actively.

The significant weight gain after 20 years of age in patients with abdominal obesity stresses the importance of lifestyle modification in younger generation, to prevent potential development of type 2 diabetes and future atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

I implore those in my generation to consider contemporary developments from a broader vantage point than our lives provide, for those people at the forefront of such developments certainly consider more than the last two decades.

The process of evolution has been identified as (i) any directional change; unfolding; (ii) any cumulative change in the characteristics of organisms or populations from generation to generation; descent or development with modification; evolve (Lincoln et al., 1998).

Responsibility and respect are built into the foundation of human development from generation to generation.