Sentence examples for location to develop from inspiring English sources

The government wants Uganda to become the region's food basket and to use its location to develop as a regional trading hub.

Christensen argues, for instance, that if Digital Equipment Corporation, which was doing very well making minicomputers in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, had founded, in the eighties, a separate company at another location to develop the personal computer, it might have triumphed.

Equipment then needs to be transported on location to develop the reserves.

However, note however that when the user is indoor and the building is higher than the predefined fly height, this location can not be added as a possible location to develop the network.

I felt under pressure to regularly move location to develop my career and I gradually realised that, as a woman, it would be very difficult to pursue a successful career in research unless I was prepared to make sacrifices in my family life.

In 1900, entrepreneurs of the California Development Company CDCC) looked to the Imperial Valley of southern California as an excellent location to develop agriculture irrigated by the waters of the river.

We developed a fire history for Voyageurs National Park (VNP), MN, USA based on 129 fire-scarred cross sections collected at 39 disjunct locations to develop a baseline understanding of the history of fire in the region.

The team concluded that it was necessary to conduct two independent studies consecutively in two different locations to develop, refine and validate the study design by assessing effects of E2 on gonadal development of X. laevis exposed from NF (Nieuwkoop and Faber) stages 46 48 through stage 66 in a flow-through exposure system.

This study should be replicated in other locations to develop a comprehensive understanding of the spectrum of mothers' experiences in the program across multiple sites and different contexts (for example in urban versus rural communities, and jurisdictions with publically funded versus privately funded health care).

The initial research focus for the Franklin location is to develop a comprehensive Atlantic salmon breeding program from native North American fish stocks leading to the development and release of genetically improved salmon to commercial producers.

Also note in Table 3 that the L-N Group had better food security outcomes than the A-N Group, which suggests that the sub-locations used to develop the adjacent community groups might be somewhat different than the sub-locations where the CBCO program operated.