Sentence examples for met by development from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the experiences, policies, and the structure of Japan's attempts to increase the share of domestic oil needs met by development activities.

The Edge piece went on to suggest that "anything under a perfectly respectable [metascore of] 85 might as well be a failure", before highlighting a series of Radical-like situations, where publisher expectations were not met by development teams' best efforts.

The Edge piece went on to suggest that "anything under a perfectly respectable [metascore of] 85 might as well be a failure," before highlighting a series of Radical-like situations where publisher expectations were not met by development teams' best efforts.

That would reduce the rents collected by landowners, since any uptick in demand could quickly be met by new development.

During the period of early jet engines (from about 1940 to 1970), design requirements were met by the development of new alloys alone.

The social challenge is being met by the development of computational models of interacting agents.

This challenge was met by the development of a high-resolution melt (HRM) assay.

The foremost amongst these, the dichotomous nature of terrestrial environments, was clearly successfully met by the development of an integrated but divergent root shoot structure.

The need for continuous connectivity is being met by the development and deployment of a number of wireless technologies including 3G/HSPDA, WLAN [1] with long term evolution (LTE) [2] and Wimax.

In conclusion, the energy crisis has become the key issue due to increased gap in demand and supply and could be met by sustainable development of shale gas resources.

These requirements are met by the development and implementation of six basic components of the coupling methodologies: ways of coupling (internal or external coupling); coupling approach (integration algorithm or parallel processing); spatial mesh overlays; coupled time-step algorithms; coupling numerics (explicit, semi-implicit and implicit schemes); and coupled convergence schemes.