Sentence examples for matched by developments from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that technological progress was constant and that it was matched by developments in the understanding of the world and in social forms.

Recent improvements in the intensities of laboratory X-ray sources permits the collection of greater amounts of high-quality diffraction data and have been matched by developments in automation, crystallisation and data analysis.

This is matched by developments on the supply side, following technological innovations and new capacities that emerged during the upswing phase of the super-cycle.

However, the pace of proliferation of models and model building tools has not been matched by development of approaches and tools to rigorously assess their performance.

A building boom begun in Gateshead at the start of the 20th century; large tracts of development at Deckham were matched by development in Carr Hill at Mafeking, Methuen and Baden Powell Streets.

Thus, the development of highly specific drugs needs to be matched by the development of biomarkers for response.

This has been matched by the development of increasingly sophisticated surveillance technology.

The increased use of electronic communications has been matched by the development of ever more sophisticated tools of surveillance.

These advances in software and operating systems were matched by the development of microprocessors containing ever-greater numbers of circuits, with resulting increases in the processing speed and power of personal computers.

The rapid change in technology has not been matched by the development of either reliable and standardised design methods or design criteria against which the systems may be evaluated.

Yet Asia -- where a number of economies are now stronger than in the United States or Europe -- is unlikely, at least for now, to supply the next reserve currency because its economic rise has not been matched by its financial development.