Sentence examples for growth event from inspiring English sources
At the nutrition for growth event, DfID announced that the 53 African companies comprised the majority of more than 70 investments in the three newest countries to join the new alliance.
However, the forthcoming nutrition for growth event in London and G8 leaders' summit present an immediate opportunity to foster political support for the interventions that can be quickly scaled up or linked to nutrition programmes".
Surprising as it may sound (given that David Cameron was co-chair on the post-2015 pandl and is playing host at the 'Nutrition for growth' event taking place in London this weekend), the panel dropped some zero targets that had strong backing, including universal healthcare and ending malnutrition.
The super growth event of amphibious plants occurs when submerged.
"Tob really took part in accelerating our growth," Event Pop CEO and co-founder Pattaraporn "Max" Bodhisuwan told TechCrunch.
The cause of the first growth event is not clear but the other age peaks coincide with well-documented episodes of orogenic activity at 2210 2145 Ma, 1680 1620 Ma and 1030 950 Ma along the southern margin of the Pilbara Craton and the Capricorn Orogen farther south.
An analysis predicts the frequency of abnormal growth events as a function of local neighborhood and the boundary misorientation distribution.
Such a behavior was attributed to an increased tendency of RE non-RE solute-paiRE non-REtering in the latter, thereby amplifying solute drag and magnifying selective growth events.
It is shown that all fatigue crack growth events occurring at the microstructural scale can be represented by a few statistical distributions.
Results indicate that abnormal growth events emerge spontaneously during evolution in such systems, and abnormal subgrains behave as predicted by mean field theory.
This destabilization leads to preferential growth of local nuclei resulting in formation of thinner crystal lamellae and suggests that the crystallization kinetics is strongly affected by the nucleation and crystal growth events.
