Sentence examples for impetus to the development from inspiring English sources

In addition, a very stable class of organometallic coordination compounds has provided impetus to the development of organometallic chemistry.

The increase of mining activity in central Europe during the 15th century gave a great impetus to the development of modern minting processes.

The development of Greek art was swift but smooth, and personalities lent impetus to the development rather than changing its flow dramatically.

Special applications have given impetus to the development of microwave power sources capable of generating tremendous amounts of power (up to billions of watts).

The adoption of Bahasa Malay (Indonesian) as the official language of Indonesia in 1949 gave further impetus to the development of the vernacular literature in both countries.

Daly's best play, Horizon (1871), drew heavily upon the western-type characters of Bret Harte and gave important impetus to the development of a drama based on American themes and characters rather than European models.

These events, coupled with a land reform in 1864 and the final achievement of national independence in the war of 1877 78, gave a strong impetus to the economic development of both the country and its capital city.

The shaping mechanism of social networks and the existing cultural and humanistic foundations inject a social impetus to the common development of the South China Sea Rim.

This experience gave impetus to the study and development of methods for predicting and preventing all possible resonant and unstable oscillations.

The project proved an impetus to the socio-economic development of the population of the area.

It is consumers who, through their choices, have given impetus to this development.