Sentence examples for groundwork for developments from inspiring English sources

The beginning of this period is generally characterized by an even more marked isolation of the plateau than earlier, while the latter half of the period is one of major new disruptions, heretofore unique in Iranian history, that laid the groundwork for developments in the protohistoric period.

The present study lays the groundwork for developments in several directions.

This study lays the groundwork for development of full-length infectious clones of CLRV to investigate the possible roles of the 5′ terminal regions in planta via mutagenesis.

The EST sequences of E. carinicauda hemocytes provide important information of the immune system and lay the groundwork for development of molecular markers related to disease resistance in prawn species.

Julien Offroy de La Mettrie, (born Dec. 25, 1709, Saint-Malo, Fr. died Nov. 11, 1751, Berlin) French physician and philosopher whose Materialistic interpretation of psychic phenomena laid the groundwork for future developments of behaviourism and played an important part in the history of modern Materialism.

December 25 , 1709Saint-Malo, France November 11, 1751 Berlin, Germany Julien Offroy de La Mettrie, (born Dec. 25, 1709, Saint-Malo, Fr. died Nov. 11, 1751, Berlin) French physician and philosopher whose Materialistic interpretation of psychic phenomena laid the groundwork for future developments of behaviourism and played an important part in the history of modern Materialism.

This work lays the groundwork for future developments of ACO algorithm on high-performance platforms.

"Mad Men's" often good at laying the groundwork for future developments right in front of our faces without us noticing it -- except when it isn't, as was the case with Lane's rather hastily arranged venture into financial chicanery last season, which was one of the show's clumsier set-ups.

We hope the reported analytical methodology will lay the groundwork for further developments in cetacean health monitoring via exhaled breath.

These prototypes provided "proof-of-concept" and laid the groundwork for the development of the higher-power reactors that followed.

During the 1990s, Total executives negotiated with the government of Saddam Hussein and laid the groundwork for eventual development of Iraqi oil fields.