Sentence examples for go through the development from inspiring English sources

That actually can play to the car companies' advantage, because it takes three to four years for a vehicle to go through the development process.

MARINER'S HARBOR did not go through the development boom that most of the rest of Staten Island experienced after the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge opened in 1964, in part because there were bigger tracts of undeveloped land elsewhere, explained Robert Kelly, owner of ERA Master Realty.

Creatively, there was the frustration of going through the development process in both TV and the movies.

"It's like a silent virus going through the developments, and folks don't know where to turn.

The youngsters' personalities also need to go through the obligatory development and transformation.

My thoughts on the camera's functions and such apply just as much to using it without the instant back, but of course you have to go through the whole development process and all that.

60 These stages are also important for T1D because the β cell appears to go through the same development of dysfunctional insulin secretion as autoimmunity reduces β cell mass.

In the present work we go through the design, the development, and the validation of a self-contained device for the on-line measurement of metabolites in cell culture media.

Freed from the constraints of the petri dish, and fed the right combination of signalling molecules, the embryoid body-like aggregates go through the motions of development.

In two years of political turmoil, Bangkok didn't go through the tsunami of development seen in other Asian capitals, making it more attractive to outside investors, according to CBRE's report.

About 10 years ago, Sasai and his colleagues developed a method for growing embryonic stem cells in three-dimensional suspension, and found that cells grown in this way can, when fed the right combination of signalling molecules, go through the motions of development and organize themselves to form complex tissues such as eyes, glands and bits of brain.