Sentence examples for positions in the development of from inspiring English sources
As the primary equivalence ratio decreases, an increasing delay (to higher nondimensional axial positions) in the development of temperature and species profiles along the flame centerlines is observed both computationally and experimentally; this is explained by a computed decrease in the amount of flow radially inward.
Stanley William Hayter, an English painter-printmaker who lived in Paris, has an important position in the development of contemporary experimental printmaking.
Porphyry (c. 234 c. 305 ce), a devout disciple of Plotinus and a careful editor of his works, occupied a special position in the development of later Neoplatonism.
"Munch is one of those artists that people are finallyrecognizing for his position in the development of modernart," said Simon Shaw, head of Sotheby's Impressionistand modern art department in New York.
"Munch is one of those artists that people are finally recognizing for his position in the development of modern art," said Simon Shaw, head of Sotheby's Impressionist and modern art department in New York.
This paper examines the role of positioning in the development of interactional competence of a Latino English Learner in a third grade mathematics classroom.
Exxon said in a statement that the deal will "enhance ExxonMobil's position in the development of unconventional natural gas and oil resources".
To investigate the preventive effects of lateral Trendelenburg (TL) vs semirecumbent (SR) position in the development of VAP and its effects in the brain in an experimental model in pigs.
"The University's industry partners have identified this proposal as the single biggest opportunity for the U.K. to regain a world leading position in the development of 5G technologies and for the development of vibrant businesses around the technologies," he said.
Crook considers the result, "unsatisfactory..[but important].. in its key position in the development of late nineteenth-century American architecture".
The role of the socioeconomic position in the development of oesophageal carcinoma can only partly be explained by the main risk factors, that is, gastro-oesophageal reflux and obesity for adenocarcinoma and tobacco smoking and heavy alcohol intake for squamous cell carcinoma.
