Sentence examples for in which developments from inspiring English sources

Although SCEAM was developed only a decade ago, ten years is a substantial duration in which developments and changes in care practices and legislation can occur, as well as in technology relevant to both care practice and care environments.

By the time the missiles need to be replaced we might be in a different world, in which developments in hypersonic anti-ballistic missile options, satellite-based defence platforms and directed energy could well have made ballistic systems obsolete.

The CTV is also the biggest area in which developments in diagnostic imaging, especially molecular imaging techniques, will enhance radiotherapy planning.

For the American economist W.W. Rostow, growth proceeds from a traditional society to a transitional one (in which the foundations for growth are developed), to the "take-off" society (in which development accelerates), to the mature society.

The act places a duty on the government to consider ways in which development and humanitarian funding will build gender equality in the countries receiving aid.

Green hoped that a wider availability of primary research material would break down the silos in which development researchers and practitioners operate.

I was thinking about the way in which development is happening and the landscape is changing and just how special that waterfall is, how important it is.

There is an echo here of the Westway project of the late 1970's, in which development parcels and parkland were to have been created atop the landfill through which an interstate highway was to tunnel.

"George Bush, by setting up PEPFAR [the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief], and making it absolutely about results and outcomes and outputs, has made the right in America feel good about the way in which development is working".

A substantial investment in research, involving specialized personnel and facilities, is critical to the aerospace industry, as it is to most industries in which development and productivity play highly important roles.

Classic examples include certain amphibian species in which development is arrested so that the larval form and aquatic habit persist as the organism attains sexual maturity and becomes capable of reproduction.