Sentence examples for noted the development from inspiring English sources

The China Daily noted the development too, adopting a low-key tone.

Interviewing Mr. Glass onstage in the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday night, Richard Guérin, the associate director of Mr. Glass's record label, Orange Mountain Music, noted the development.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation noted the development in a blog post — explaining how it's received lots of emails from parents who haven't done any programming since their school days but still have books on BASIC, and want to be able to share the programming language with their kids.

They also noted the development of a new independent mechanism for measuring repressive measures against NGOs.

AI specialist Dave Pottinger noted the development team gave the AI in the original game a very high priority, and spent over a year working on it.

He also noted the development in Liz and Jenna's friendship, learning that they go "way back" as friends and as a comedy team.

Miller, noting the development of Citi's human rights statement, said that the statement, in turn, set a standard for the behavior of its "employees, suppliers, clients and host countries".

To place the impulsive event in context, note the development of B X perturbation approaching 200 nT at Radisson after approximately 22 00 UT.

In 2011, we note the development of semantic resources between Southampton and ChemSpider, but in general there is conservatism and resistance to the free flow of chemical information, and hence to the development of infrastructure.

As Jacobs (1961/1993: 288) notes: the development of modern city planning "has been emotionally based on a glum reluctance to accept city concentrations of people as desirable, and this negative emotion about city concentrations of people has helped deaden planning intellectually".

God of War Trilogy Soundtrack was praised by critics as the best way to experience the series' musical development, and allows the listener to note the development of the composers during the series.