Sentence examples for scales of development from inspiring English sources

The system has spawned a whole industry of S106 avoidance, with consultancies set up specifically to help developers get out of paying for affordable housing at all scales of development.

There a number of challenges to applying co-creative models to larger scales of development.

Work there has elucidated connections between scales of development, including across evolutionary scales, and fostered the development of quantitative modeling tools.

Then the remainder of the project, which promises next to nothing for the public realm, ought to be sent back to the drawing board, so that, should it go forward, it could still include density (density is good) but also much smarter streets, different scales of development and diverse public services.

Efficient representations must be matched to the statistical structure of the input signals, and it therefore is encouraging that we observe higher coding efficiency for more naturalistic signal ensembles [58, 63, 74], but it usually was assumed that such matching could occur only over the long time scales of development or evolution.

As Bassett (2009) has demonstrated for pastoralists in West Africa, 'the spaces and scales of development and environmental conservation programmes often fail to match the "action spaces" of humans and other species' (p. 757).

Preliminary planning is underway to establish a small crocodile farm and feral buffalo meat supply company to supply the local community, similar to other ranger groups in Arnhem Land (less the grand scale of development the Coalition's "Develop the North" envisages and more a community-led social enterprise supporting local aspirations and needs).

Instead, the data presented in this study supports the hypothesis that a uniform scaling of development is not an intrinsic property of developing embryos.

Between 1998 and 2008, the greatest changes of land use pertained to artificially developed areas, but the scale of development is negligible compared to EU member states.

The pace and scale of development in UK universities is fundamental and, in some ways, unprecedented.

The scale of development can have major implications for local communities, land use and water resources.