Sentence examples for secondary developments from inspiring English sources

A more accurate synopsis of "Divisadero" would include the many loose ends and secondary developments that create an initial opacity.

Pantin himself acknowledged the presence of direct reflexes to specific stimuli, but thought of these as secondary developments that could only evolve and exist in the context of a whole acting organism, a position that is followed by the SBT.

According to the derived position of Ganitidae in morphological [ 22] and molecular analyses (present study), these structures may represent either secondary developments (potentially related to the specialised dagger-shaped radula) or paedomorphic structures; however, studies of Acochlidia larvae are still overdue.

The secondary development program developed in this work was used to establish a robust model with qtrain = 0.953, qtrain-CV = 0.815, and qtest = 0.884,  respectively.

The pressure to meet one target on education simplified the problem and neglected other secondary development indicators.

"If it is truly a limited access road, I think you could accomplish the benefits in terms of congestion and reduced emissions without inducing secondary development".

The abbey countered in a press release, "No potential exists for a new force main to spur any secondary development, or to create sprawl".

The fear was that the project would destabilize the mountain's thin soil, sending polluted water into streams feeding the reservoirs, and that it would also invite secondary development that would enlarge the threat.

Although prevalent in the primitive cycads and in conifers, such as pine and fir, wind pollination (anemophily) in the flowering plants must be considered as a secondary development.

That controversy formed only one aspect of the transformation of spiritual values in this period and was a later and secondary development.

For instance, environmentalists fear that the project will not only destabilize the mountain's thin soil, sending polluted rainwater into streams feeding the Ashokan, but will inevitably invite secondary development, including -- fatally, in their view -- a widening of Route 28, the area's main artery.