Sentence examples for highly developed setting from inspiring English sources

Various products detailing specific areas of Faerûn, such as the 2nd edition FR13 Anauroch (1991), FR15 Gold and Glory (1992), FR16 The Shining South (1993), and FRS1 The Dalelands (1993), have been released, and through these much of the continent has been heavily detailed and documented, creating a highly developed setting.

On Director's Cut, Si displays his unique ability to combine a sense of humor and fun with the highly developed production skills that set him apart from a lot of other so-called IDM producers.

Gradual loss of the set of mantle organs on the right side of the body occurs in the primitive archaeogastropod superfamilies Trochacea and Neritacea, thus providing a transition to the more highly developed order Monotocardia, with only one set of mantle organs.

We set the focus on evolutionary highly developed, large-sized species (pigs) as, e.g., the size of the organism (small vs. large animal models) significantly affects the reaction on therapeutically induced hypothermia.

"A highly developed and sophisticated country such as Japan should be setting an example to its neighbors," Allen added.

His operas were described as "tragedies set to music," owing to their highly developed dramatic and theatrical aspects.

She found, for example, that the animals are omnivorous, not vegetarian; that they are capable of making and using tools; and, in short, that they have a set of hitherto unrecognized complex and highly developed social behaviours.

In the book that accompanies "Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams," a newly remastered boxed set that will arrive later this fall, the writer Michael Corcoran calls Phillips's sound "highly developed to the point of being almost psychedelic".

Next, the highly developed documentation of the ACs on national level is in contrast with the scarcely developed documentation in the clinical setting.

Symbolism is highly developed.

"But Japan is a highly developed country.