In the early '00s he finally resolved to develop a film of his own.
In 1943, Solomana Kante, a teacher's son who worked as a merchant in Ivory Coast, resolved to develop a written form for the Mande language family.
Mr. Mons told me that he had grown tired of finding nothing but bad export Camemberts on his travels in the States and resolved to develop a good one, a cheese that would be delicious despite being made in a factory from pasteurized milk and spending weeks in refrigerated transit on ships and trucks.
Following his mother's experience, Cantú resolved to develop a way to improve the value of women's lives and support them in identifying breast abnormalities and cancers early in order to ensure the highest likelihood of survival.
To facilitate high-quality research in genetic anthropology without obtaining health, trait, or medical information, we resolved to develop a novel genotyping array which we call the GenoChip.
At the end of this process, the team resolved to develop a smartphone application with the following characteristics: user-friendly, non-stigmatizing and sensitive enough to detect mood changes in order to give customized psychoeducational feedback based on an existing psychoeducation group treatment manual [ 38], which has been previously tested by the Barcelona Bipolar Disorders Program [ 6].
We resolved to develop an improved approach based on a fluorescent reporter gene linked to a 3′UTR of interest, and pSM30, an expression vector that has a miRNA expression cassette in a synthetic intron of EGFP (enhanced green fluorescent protein) [ 2].
Wagner wrote a first draft of the libretto in 1845, and he had resolved to develop it during a visit he had made to Venice with the Wesendoncks in 1860, where he was inspired by Titian's painting The Assumption of the Virgin.
In January, many of us resolve to develop better habits – and that's a good idea, because habits are the invisible architecture of our existence.
Even a Republican President, in a State of the Union address, resolved to develop the technology "for producing ethanol, not just from corn, but from wood chips and stalks, or switchgrass".
