Sentence examples for how it will be developed from inspiring English sources

It then goes on to introduce the future scope of the ceramics component indicating how it will be developed over the next four years to ensure that its contents will reflect current science, engineering, and technology status of ceramics, ceramic nanocomposites, ceramic matrix composites, and glasses and glass ceramics.

The debate now is not whether the waterfront will be developed -- most of the city's 16,900 residents favor it -- but rather about how it will be developed.

PAGE A11 Defense Debate Shifts Europeans grudgingly seem to accept that the Bush administration will go ahead with a missile shield, shifting the focus of the security debate to how it will be developed.

This requires a clear road map about what technology will be used, how and where it will be developed and what benefits likely will result from that technology.

The approach is then illustrated through use case coming from the IMAGINE project and an outline is provided on how it will be used and developed further for the assessment of PLM standards and their implementation in the Standard Interoperability PLM project at IRT-Systemx.

Interestingly, while Razer didn't say how it planned to use the technology and expertise from Nextbit when it announced the acquisition, this gives us a more specific idea of how it will be used: to develop gaming-first handsets optimised for gaming experience.

Mexico has the fourth-largest shale gas resources in the world after the United States, China and Argentina, according to a U.S. government report on global shale deposits in 2011, though it remains to be seen how they will be developed.

This would be accomplished by a) determining the form of the final product, and how it will be used, and b) developing a protocol to test the product under typical use conditions (new and the aged product).

Tesla's hosting an event on April 22 to detail plans to show off the self-driving system it's developing and how it will be used.

"Wanting to understand what is on offer in terms of the training they will get; how they will be developed.

Despite its conclusion, the Indiana University research doesn't point to a change in how athletes will be developed.