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Worse still, the White House is set on developing, not just researching, a new generation of battlefield "mini-nukes" whose only application is offensive use, not deterrence.
But on securing some of the world's biggest sporting events, from the World Cup 2022 to the world athletics championships in 2019, the richest nation in the world per capita is now set on developing its own talent.
However, over the past four years, as she has been exploring the many academic opportunities MIT offers, Magzoub has kept her sights set on developing practical skills she can use to help people back home in Sudan.
With sights set on developing fully autonomous driving technology, MIT spinoff startup Optimus Ride has raised $5.25 million in seed funding, led by NextView Ventures and FirstMark Capital.
Over the next few months Plum Alley has its sights set on developing projects in the areas of film, non-profit, mobile technology and fashion and consumer products.
International investors now have their sights set on developing art centres like Kenya - but is buying African art a wise move for those looking to make a profit?
Researchers say that a remarkable data set on the developing brain adds to the idea that IQ is a meaningful concept in neuroscience.
Ness started out its life in 2011 as personalised search engine technology for mobile that quickly adapted to a specific vertical — restaurant recommendations — but always had its sights set on eventually developing to cover other areas.
Discussions are also set to take place on developing the Welsh Air Ambulance, which could mean upgrading helicopters so they can fly in all weather conditions.
eQTL analyses were performed in three displays: two on young rosette transcripts in Cvi-0 × Col-0 (hereafter 'CviCol') and Bur-0 × Col-0 (hereafter 'BurCol') RIL sets, and one on developing seed transcripts in Bay-0 × Shahdara (hereafter 'BaySha') RIL set.
So the managers set their sights on developing a system to produce appraisals that more closely reflected reality.
