Sentence examples for serves as a development from inspiring English sources

This time, however, it does not involve the mechanics of the car, but the electronic, intelligent, and "interconnected" environment of the track and how that serves as a development area for the so-called "connected" road car of the future.

She currently serves as a development and marketing liaison for UrbanTxT taking back the streets of South LA through technology.

Not only does it produce lunches based on farmers market produce, but it also serves as a development kitchen for farmers who are looking for secondary uses for produce — say someone wants to play with turning potatoes into chips, or fruit into jam.

He said legislators did not intend the pollution rules to serve as a development plan when they passed the original law in the 1970's.

She is Karen Gahl-Mills, who served as a development officer for the Ravinia Festival, the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and was managing director of the Rhythm Cafe in Chicago, a commercial music company.

IRobot designed AVA, a customizable robot with a tablet computer "head" and a wheeled-column body, to serve as a development platform for robotics, like Linux for computers.

The race – actually a pair of six-hour sessions – served as a development opportunity for the brawny Bentley before entering the 2014 Blancpain Endurance Series.

The project will serve as a development library that firms can use to build their own distributed ledgers without needing to rely on public blockchains such as those used in bitcoin and Ethereum.

The proposed implementation provides a complete end-to-end solution for an NoC system in a modular architecture, along with its advanced verification environment, to serve as a development and test platform for future NoC research.

The Radiological Multi-sensor Analysis Platform (RadMAP) system is designed to allow the systematic study of natural radiological background variations and to serve as a development platform for emerging concepts in mobile radiation detection and imaging.

The Bank of North Dakota serves as an economic development agency and "banker's bank" that lessens the loan risks of private banks and helps them finance larger projects.