Sentence examples for peak of development from inspiring English sources

The oil shale industry reached a third peak of development immediately after World War II.

During the late Proterozoic, stromatolites reached their peak of development, became distributed worldwide, and diversified into complex, branching forms.

The other is that it coincides with a shift in both the culture of Australia and the composition of the continent's wildlife.The bronze-age Indus valley civilisation, which reached its peak of development between 2600BC and 1900BC, is less well-known to outsiders than its contemporaries in China and the Middle East, partly because no one has managed to translate its written records.

"You only have to look at a handset such as the Motorola Wing all those years ago, and other such tiny models that were seen as the peak of development," says Sung. "Now, it's more focused on what your mobile phone can do and less so on the design".

Tribes succeeded one another in dominance for several thousand years and reached their peak of development during the period of Mississippian culture.

And at a time when we know that a 'rising tide' does not in fact always lift all boats and when the trajectory of both national and global industrialization has reached such a peak of development that it is straining every principle of fairness and balance, these leaders must also have an unprecedented level of responsibility.

Music in dramatic entertainment reached early peaks of development in European and Oriental cultures in, respectively, the ancient Greece of Homer and, some centuries later, the Chinese classical drama.

Crumpton et al. (2000) also demonstrated that the CPF effects on the development of the forebrain in the rat, which reaches its peak stage of development during gestation, were not as severe as the effects on the cerebellum, which reaches its peak 2 weeks after birth.

In investigating NELL2 expression during embryogenesis, we demonstrate here that NELL2 is highly regulated spatially and temporally, being only transiently expressed in discrete regions of the central (CNS) and peripheral nervous systems (PNS) and in a subset of mesoderm derived structures during their peak periods of development.

Downtown's apartment market is in a peak frenzy of development, with more than 6,000 units expected to open there this year, said apartment sales broker Dean Zander of CBRE.

We assessed changes in carbohydrate concentrations and pools in storage organs and changes in above- versus belowground biomass in response to mowing cessation in nine herbs from two meadows (dry and wet) at the (June) peak of vegetation development and the (October) growing season end 1 and 3 years after the change in the disturbance regime.