Sentence examples for of the general development from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chivers's account of the general development of automatic weapons and the men who pioneered them is impressive.

Whether or not environmental factors influence the passage into a reproductive state of a plant, the transition must be viewed as part of the general development from juvenility to maturity: in this sense, flowering is not a radical alternative to vegetative growth but its culmination.

The conventional ISEC procedure with monodisperse polymer standards is a special case of the general development.

Aristotle's careful distinctions between Plato and fifth-century Pythagoreanism, which make excellent sense in terms of the general development of Greek philosophy, are largely ignored in the later tradition in favor of the more sensational ascription of mature Platonism to Pythagoras.

At that time, the clause was seen as part of the general development cooperation objectives and the common foreign and security policy.

However, rather than reflecting a predator prey relationship it may be symptomatic of the general development of more modern ground cover and microhabitats.

The analysis shows that the students display relatively stable attitudes regarding the development of specific business skills and regarding the impact of participation on the general development of competencies.

Public organisations are expected to contribute to the general development of the community, while simultaneously pursuing their primary goals.

As in the area of the doctrine of the Trinity, the general development of Christology has been characterized by a plurality of views and formulations.

Mahler [5] introduced a classification of the set of all transcendental numbers into three disjoint classes, termed S, T and U and this classification has proved to be of considerable value in the general development of the subject.

A classification of the set of all transcendental numbers into three disjoint classes, termed S, T and U, which was introduced by Mahler [5], proved to be of considerable value in the general development of the subject.