Sentence examples for outlining the developments from inspiring English sources

During the Gulf War, I directed my planning team to compile a binder, known within the command as the Red Book, which was a complete and constantly updated collection of data outlining the developments of the conflict.

It contains papers from a symposium held in Linz in 1993, reprints of seminal papers from the area including Tarski's landmark paper as well as a survey outlining the developments in CAD based QE that have taken place in the last twenty years.

In addition, two very timely articles outlining the development of the Male Breast Cancer Consortium [ 66] and an International Male Breast Cancer Program [ 67] offer further hope for much-needed progress.

This paper describes the challenges of designing and implementing such a search, outlining the development of the search strategy for studies of COS development, and, in turn, the process for establishing a database of COS.

On that premise, The New York Times's Metro reporters have outlined the developments they expect to track in coming months.

The article outlines the developments of the analytical and high-resolution versions of a 300-kV ultrahigh vacuum cold-field emission scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM).

This review outlines the developments accompanying the progress of materials science, to meet the ever more exacting requirements of electrochemical engineering in several fields, such as chlorine-caustic production and water electrolysis.

For instance, we can outline the developments in the telecommunications and transportation sectors.

The following review outlines the developments in the field of [F]F-DOPA radiosyntheses via electrophilic synthesis routes and the more recent synthesis improvements via nucleophilic syntheses.

This review outlines the developments that led to these challenges, the previous work that can address them and the need for new methods to address them.

The following paragraphs outline the developments to date in terms of governmental responses and the climate of public opinion with a view to setting out the background against which the decisions of the courts are delivered.