Sentence examples for introduction to the developing from inspiring English sources
This gave her an exceptionally early introduction to the developing technologies of photography – her father had, in fact, chaired the 1839 meeting at the Royal Society during which Fox Talbot had first made the details of photogenic drawing public.
This paper provides an introduction to the concept of developing and applying fitness landscape theory to help manufacturing managers make decisions in such a manner.
This paper presents a comprehensive introduction to the monitoring system developed by Shanghai Jiao Tong University for the jacket platform floatover installations.
Recently, to complement our two-day workshop, we trialled an introduction to the command line course developed by Software Carpentry before the NGS workshop.
This is the introduction to the Holy Spirit, and develops His doctrine and Gifts, followed by Hebrews through Jude.
This section starts with a brief introduction to the causes of obesity, then develops a simple model of health to assess how knowledge and self-control problems affect people's behavior related to food consumption.
This paper gives a brief introduction to the modelling of bioleach processes, developed from a careful analysis of the fundamental process steps at the gas liquid, biological and mineral interfaces, and how these interact in a given reactor environment (tanks and heaps).
This expedition was Beebe's introduction to the tropics, with which he developed a long-standing fascination.
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This paper gives a brief introduction to the theory of dynamic games as developed mostly by control theorists and engineers and presents some economic applications of this theory.
Golden rice was first developed in 1999, but its development and cultivation has been opposed vehemently by campaigners who have flatly refused to accept that it could deliver enough vitamin A, and who have also argued that the crop's introduction in the developing world would make farmers increasingly dependent on western industry.
