Sentence examples for signs the development from inspiring English sources

Since memory just is the imagination of signs, the development of instituted signs makes memory possible (natural and accidental signs are only ever sensed, not remembered).

A retrospective chart review was performed to assess the demographic information, chief complaints, treatment modality for cervical cancer, location of vulvar LC, primary treatment modality for vulvar LC, postoperative changes in symptoms and/or signs, the development of local recurrence, and the outcome of patients.

A retrospective chart review of eight patients was performed to assess the demographic information, chief complaints, treatment modality for cervical cancer, location, and primary treatment modality for vulvar LC, postoperative changes in symptoms, and/or signs, the development of local recurrence and the outcome of patients.

He completed a consulting agreement with the tribe for the Akwesasne casino, and on April 14 signed the development agreement.

But company officials chose not to sell; instead they signed the development contract with Westinghouse, which says it is particularly interested in the technology's applications for Strategic Defense Initiative, or Star Wars.

NASA signed the development agreement with SpaceX in 2006 as part of an effort to encourage new commercial space ventures and to reduce launching costs for the space agency.

King basically acknowledges that when he refuses to sign the development deal and tells his cousin Hugh (played by Beau Bridges) "You can sue me"—presumably for exceeding the discretion that a fiduciary normally has.

This growing motivation is one of the most promising signs in the development of a consensus philosophy of the environment.

New, crucial economic relationships have been forged with Venezuela and China, the price of nickel (now Cuba's major export) is at record highs, and there are strong signs of the development of a major new oilfield off the north coast.

These are encouraging signs for the development of DNA-based capacitors [76].

Finding fossil signs of the development of an intraocular lens and of extraocular muscles would seem a realistic possibility; see for example Young (2008).