Sentence examples for has proceeded rapidly from inspiring English sources

Urbanization in Thailand, as in many other developing countries, has proceeded rapidly since World War II, but growth has been highly uneven.

And as urbanization has proceeded rapidly in many less developed countries some 50% of the world's population now live in cities fertility rates are collapsing everywhere.

Since that time, the construction of SSR-based genetic linkage maps for A. hypogaea has proceeded rapidly.

With the reforms of the 1980's, combined with increased security of tenure at an individual and village level, the restoration of ngitili in Shinyanga has proceeded rapidly.

The development of mixed-model methodology has proceeded rapidly over the past years (Snijders and Bosker 1999; Pinheiro and Bates 2000; Venables and Ripley 2002; Faraway 2006; Galwey 2006; Gelman and Hill 2007), and mixed models are now commonly used in analyses of observational and experimental data.

Such engineered oncolytic viruses, like JX-594, a Wyeth strain vaccinia virus modified with human granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF), have shown promising results and have proceeded rapidly in clinical trials.

Improving housing has proceeded more rapidly, but also with problems.

Despite the obstacles, the development of SARS diagnostics has proceeded very rapidly by historical standards, a result of technology and greater cooperation among scientists.

The development of structural theories of the nucleus has proceeded rather rapidly, in part because valid parallels with atomic and molecular theory can be drawn.

Where wind erosion in polar troughs has penetrated to the lower unit, geomorphic change has proceeded more rapidly: sand has been liberated from the lower unit, and arcuate scarps have formed as the upper unit has been undermined.

I too am struck by the similarities between the situation now and the situation in the 1930s, in that, as far as this country is concerned, we are locked into a virtual collapse of our industry which has proceeded more rapidly than people expected and which has been coming for some time.