These studies form a prelude to their experimental action research with groups of farmers to develop technologies that work in local conditions and are acceptable to farmers.
On the left bank the Germans overran the Bois d'Avocourt on March 20 as a prelude to an assault on the French strongpoint at Hill 304, but that attack failed to develop.
Extensive areas in the northern and southern margins of the basin were uplifted and denudated by orogenic activity as a prelude to the molasse basin that developed in the early Late Devonian in the northeastern and southeastern parts of the basin.
Such persistence is thought to be the prelude to the eventual development of cervical cancer.
The importance of well-equipped laboratory in the developing world as a prelude to safe water delivery and improved environmental sanitation has been previously recognized (Tepong-Tsindé, et al., 2015, Ndé-Tchoupé, et al., 2015).
This multi-functional component battery of tests provides a rapid and efficient means to identify, evaluate and develop candidate therapies as a prelude to human clinical trials.
Because Atom has a special feature called "the shadow mode," in which he pantomimes human movement, the boy and his toy develop a crowd-pleasing dance act as a prelude to the smash-'em-up contests.
In control cells the parental macronucleus condenses (a prelude to its resorption), two of the post-zygotic nuclei enlarge slightly to form new developing macronuclei, while the other two become new micronuclei.
In the 1840s, the period known as the Vormärz or the prelude to the German revolutions of March 1848, Bauer was a leader of the Left-Hegelian movement, developing a republican interpretation of Hegel, which combined ethical and aesthetic motifs.
Many gesture drawings do eventually develop into another work of art, but try not to think of gesture drawing as a prelude to something else.
