Sentence examples for have developed true from inspiring English sources

That said, Oculus, HTC and Sony have developed "true VR" —  i.e., games and content that allow the user to feel truly immersed, so far as they can interact with the world and other VR users around them  —  a stark difference to the largely passive experience offered by mobile VR to date.

It is also possible that some responders have developed true restrictive lung disease due to their WTC-related exposures.

At an early stage of etiolated growth (3 to 5 days of dark incubation), cytokinin-treated seedlings have a shorter hypocotyl and an increased apical hook curvature, whereas at later stages (e.g., after 4 weeks), cytokinin-treated seedlings have swollen upper hypocotyls regions, expanded cotyledons and have developed true leaves [ 56, 57].

They began receiving government aid in 1946 and by the 1960s had developed "true rep" much like the state-supported theatre of other European countries.

Germanic Neopaganism is, as the name suggests, relatively new even if many followers have developed into true amateur historians to practice the very scarcely documented belief system in the style of their distant ancestors.

When they have developed their true leaves, transplant them to the net pots and fill them with growing medium.

Scientists have developed the first true animal model of Huntington's disease, a progressive and often fatal deterioration of the central nervous system.

To date the discrepancy is growing between the prevalence of vCJD prions observed in the exposed population and the relatively small number of patients who have developed vCJD, whatever the true sensitivity and specificity of prion specific immunohistochemistry in appendixes.

From the radio range, with its so-called beams, true beam systems have developed.

It is true that we have developed the science to diagnose and treat tuberculosis.

As there is unlikely to be any phenotypic drift from ER-positive to ER-negative status within breast cancers, it is possible that the screening programme has merely detected an excess of ER-positive breast cancers, which have developed as a result of a true change in biology.