Sentence examples for mature internally from inspiring English sources

While this industry is well known for strict regulatory bodies, they also have a mature internally driven peer-to-peer assessment program that promotes the sharing of best practices among power plants and personnel worldwide.

The latter seems more likely, since there are clear signs of development in More's works from vaguely formed starting points to more carefully wrought and internally consistent mature positions (Reid 2003, 2007).

I don't need pain to get mature or to grow internally.

This has both positive and negative aspects––while it is part of every human's journey to grow internally and mature throughout life, sometimes other people just fail to grow with you, or cannot accept you for who you have become.

Reef corals that brood their larvae internally and release mature larvae are generally believed to show little exchange of larvae over ecological times scales [11].

Reef corals that brood their larvae internally and release mature larvae are believed to show little exchange of larvae over ecological times scales and are therefore expected to recover extremely slowly from large-scale perturbations.

As it has matured, Hystrix has been adopted internally at Netfix across several of its teams.

d) csRNAs not only originated from the region corresponding to the mature RNAs but also from the externally and internally transcribed spacer regions, indicating that their biogenesis may require un-transcribed precursors or intermediate products.

Each established market must mature as new markets develop so that growth can be internally funded.

To propagate an ESB, the far-field shear stress τ∞ ≈ Eεy/2 must exceed the quasi-steady-state glue traction τglue of shear-alienated glass until the glass transition temperature is approached internally due to frictional heating, at which point ESB matures as a runaway shear crack.

Giant and pear-shaped puffballs spore internally and are edible only when their adolescent, interior flesh is snowy white; when mature and sporing, they transform to greenish brown.