Sentence examples similar to so called developments from inspiring English sources
… Did we win anything?" She even called developments in the administration a "disaster so far".
* tests based on so called "milestones of development" [ 36- 38].
Under the Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP), launched in 1994, targeted subsidies were primarily used to fund new low-cost turnkey housing developments—so called "RDP houses".
But if Tishman completes its purchase of those air rights, so called because they represent development space above the theaters, it must somehow enhance the theater community, according to the zoning law.
A combination of strict planning laws restricting developments on so called "rustic" land (their equivalent of green belt), none of the mass Spanish developers getting a toehold and the island's sleepy reputation has prevented an oversupply of property.
To systematically support the industrial product development process, the so called product design workbench has been developed.
In order to achieve the maintenance of the so called natural heritage and sustainable development, it is necessary to apply landscape management for the conservation of natural sources.
In Colombia, the so called "Methodological Guide for the development of Clinical Practice Guidelines with Economic Evaluation for the Colombian public Health System" exists, authored by four physicians and five non-physicians.
The proposed concept of integration of ground and ALS data could be used in the development of so called "reference super sites".
Here, specific stacking sequences support the development of so called bistable laminates which are characterised by two distinct deformation states which can be converted by applying forces or bending moments.
Applying this argument to the pharmaceutical industry regulation could in principle reduce the development of so called "me-too drugs" (i.e. drugs that are structurally very similar to already known drugs with only minor benefits to the patients) while maintaining or even increasing the number of break through innovations.
