Sentence examples for special development of from inspiring English sources
One evidence of the special development of Noh masks is that they are smaller than previous masks; they cover only the face proper.
The evolutionary trends have led to a reduction or loss of eyes, loss of pigment, and special development of certain sense organs, especially the lateral line system, to compensate for the loss of sight.
The change of scale can be a product from the special development of the aragonite polymorph (Knez and Pohar 2005; Kobe et al. 2001), instead of calcite.
Kallikrein-related peptidases are a family of serine proteases that has diversified through evolution for physiological tasks that have arisen with the special developments of mammals compared with their ancestors.
Although Microsoft said that in time it intended to make it possible for software writers to create games using retail versions of the Xbox One, at launch the facility will be limited to special development editions of the machine.
The justices voted 13 to 2 on Wednesday night that legislation permitting the creation of special development zones outside the jurisdiction of ordinary Honduran law was unconstitutional, a court spokesman said Thursday.
The second special development in Roman Catholicism consists of the functional characteristics of its many orders.
As a special application, the development of a spectral database approach for speeding up crystal plasticity computations is also described.
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It is caused both economic inexpediency in view of a scale effect, and possibility of imitating strategy's realization of separate products (services) of foreign analogs as special type of development of the innovative companies.
As a scientific monk he spent many years tracing, with the help of a special microscope, the development of all the 959 cells of the nematode's body, and would eventually be awarded the Nobel Prize for this.
