Sentence examples for of either development from inspiring English sources

The likelihood of either development is next to nonexistent.

Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari used the word rhizome, like an underground plant stem, to explain theory and ideas (and, subsequently, as a suggestion for society) with endless connections and interactions, an assemblage, without an inherent hierarchy of either development or values.

However, all these ontologies belong to the same hierarchy, meaning that 'cell death' can be the product of either development or organismal death, and hence 'cell death' is the only difference between both expression groups.

However, it has not yet been possible to identify the nature and magnitude of exposures to specific pollutants or allergens that could lead to these undesirable health outcomes during critical life stages of either development or vulnerability.

There were drawbacks that prevented much development of either, however.

Continuum, originally known as the Performers Committeee for 20th-Century Music, usually presents concerts that concentrate on the creative development of either a single figure or a particular movement.

In a series of public appearances and conversations, state officials, along with the Jets, contend that the subway extension is not a critical component of the development of either the expanded Jacob K. Javits Convention Center or a 75,000-seat stadium for the Jets football team and possibly for the Olympics.

3. Create an illustrated timeline that documents the development of either the tennis racket or a string instrument, focusing on changes in the material and design of the strings.

Despite a similarity of names, the Hasideans played no part in the development of either the Ḥasidic mysticism of 12th-century Germany or of the more important Ḥasidic movement that arose in 18th-century Poland.

However, their usefulness is limited by the development of either or both tolerance to most of their pharmacological actions and dependence.

Perioral structures play important roles in the development of either a normal occlusion or a malocclusion.