Sentence examples for recognized development from inspiring English sources

Physical and creative developments were the two most recognized development functions of natural elements acknowledged by the parents.

While the contribution of native plants to the ecological balance and to the preservation of the environment has been recognized, development of methods for tissue culture of native plants for propagation and conservation is lagging behind.

By 1987, the number of officially recognized development projects had increased to 1482.

Defined screening protocols should be published by each member state and reviewed every 1 5 years or on demand in case of recognized developments.

The chairman of the Central Asia Institute at Johns Hopkins, Frederick Starr, said the West, especially Europe, had been inexplicably slow in recognizing developments in Afghanistan.

More commonly, though, the prize recognizes developments that, although unquestionably essential, at first glance defy the English language — "for their work on chirally catalysed hydrogenation reactions," in 2001; "for palladium-catalyzed cross couplings in organic synthesis," in 2010.

"The prize recognizes developments that started over 40 years ago that still reverberate today through much of chemistry and biology," says Klaus Schulten, a computer modeling expert at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

"We developed it because we recognized that development costs became more significant, enhancement money became more significant," Price said.

Just as EMT plays a critical role in development, MET also is a process first recognized in development.

Under these circumstances, people recognized that development without compromising the surrounding environment would lead to sustainable development.

Pople's share of the prize recognized his development of computer-based methods of studying the quantum mechanics of molecules.