Sentence examples for generic development from inspiring English sources

Despite a long-fought campaign by English Heritage and the 20th Century Society, the library will soon face the wrecking ball, to be replaced by a generic development of shops and offices.

Not only that, he decided it should be twice the size of the title and author's name, thus anticipating the generic development of the branded hero who would become the hallmark of the movies.

Silverlight is a generic development platform, it doesn't implement the ad targeting or anything specific itself – it is up to developers to build all that out.

"Mayor Tait seems bent on driving the Angels out in order to demolish the stadium and make a quick buck on more generic development.

It also eschews generic development (e.g. Panera Bread and Starbucks, both of which recently opened Downtown) in favor of a "uniquely Brooklyn" theme, which the Pratt Center for Community Development proposed years ago.

In a statement, Kring said: "Mayor Tait seems bent on driving the Angels out in order to demolish the stadium and make a quick buck on more generic development.

By no means the worst of its kind, it is one of many such generic developments that are increasingly defining the nature of the Chinese capital: hermetic indoor worlds sprouting above stations, with little connection to the life of the street outside – because the street is usually a six-lane motorway.

We also illustrate these generic developments through their application in cosmology, for the analysis of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) polarization data.

In this, it is suggested that despite the multi-disciplinary nature of nanoscience and the multi-sector nature of its industrial applications, nanometrology can focus on a few generic developments, and the same measurement standards can support the three different industrial sectors: precision engineering, micro- and optoelectronics, as well as biomolecular technology.

In connection with generic developments in a flexible modeling strategy using the paradigm of Bayesian hierarchical models, hierarchical disease-mapping models based on conditional autoregressions (CAR) were proposed in the 1990s through the work of Besag et al. (1991), Clayton and Bernardinelli (1992), and Clayton et al. (1993).

The Accelerated Stability Assessment Program (ASAP) is such a program that has been recently utilized in generic drug development to advance our understanding of formulation and process development in relatively short times.