Sentence examples for locations development from inspiring English sources
This would assist predictions of streamflow conditions at ungauged locations, development and testing of hydrological models for this landscape, and interpretation of inter-basin and intra-annual differences in hydrochemical behaviour on the southern Precambrian Shield.
With such an accessible location, development pressures on the area have been high ever since the railroad came through in 1910.
Dendritic cells (DCs) are a heterogeneous group of bone marrow-derived cells within various organs, which display different cell surface phenotypes and serve different functions depending on location, development, and activation status.
IN some cases, renovation projects are are in prime locations where development sites are rare.
One of the councils would make recommendations about things like the appointments of local officials and the types and locations of development projects.
The uncertainty underscores the double-edged nature of a technology that is providing a new opportunity for instantaneous interaction from remote locations, a development the Pentagon believes is helping to improve morale in the field and among relatives back home.
A common way to transpose at-station low flow quantiles to ungaged locations involves development of regional multivariate regression models.
The measurement results of a centrifuge model test of the failure process of a soil slope show that the failure process is strongly dependent on the locations and development of several types of strain localization.
Other locations under development include the areas around the main railway and bus stations, around the former industrial zone near the Old Town and in the boroughs of Petržalka, Nové Mesto and Ružinov.
In some locations, the development of very rapid transport systems has only changed the location of death from the street to the ED.
Before becoming terminally differentiated in the PC/BG monolayer, BG precursors proliferate at three distinct stages of differentiation that can be distinguished by different anatomical locations during development.
