Sentence examples for mean development of from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the results, Table 6, Panel A shows the mean development of residual effective tax rates pre and post StBChange.

Relaxed Zoning policies would also mean development of new residential units for low or moderate income households.

Powered by an even meaner development of the all-aluminium, 5.2-litre V10 from the outgoing Gallardo, the mid-engine Huracán is tipped by Lamborghini to blast from zero to 62mph in a scant 3.2 seconds, and will rip beyond 124mph in less than 10 seconds.

For Unilever, this has meant development of waterless shampoos to ice creams that can withstand above-freezing temperatures.

"Hardware" in this instance didn't mean the development of a new console he meant merchandise bearing the Atari brand, any tat that could be sold to those loyal to the logo.

But creating a more sustainable world does not always have to mean the development of entirely new technologies.

"All of this new trading activity, with new regulatory oversight requirements, will mean the development of new technologies, both in the private and public sectors," he said.

For Uber, partnering with more automakers could mean speedier development of its own AV systems, and a way to prime the market for a network of autonomous ride-hailing vehicles sourced from consumer and automaker fleets.

This project used an approach where a sport is utilized as a mean for development of children, adolescents and young people.

In the early 1950s, that meant supporting development of the hydrogen bomb.

Taxpayers might expect that it means no development of any kind.