Sentence examples for stone developed from inspiring English sources

To assess individual's beliefs and knowledge about childhood autism, Stone developed the Autism Survey.

In addition to helping Stone develop as an orator, the antislavery agency introduced her to a network of progressive reformers within the Garrisonian wing of the abolition movement who assisted her women's rights work.

It was only discovered towards the end of the 18th century that it did not weather well: the surface of the stone develops a hard crust, which blisters, bursts and comes off.

However, indinavir has been associated with renal stones developing.

The concept of the Stone of Remembrance stone was developed by Rudyard Kipling to commemorate those of all faiths and none respectively.

While at sea he lost three stone and developed pulmonary tuberculosis, a type of TB that affects the lungs.

As he learned more about stones and developed his skills, he wanted to try something more challenging.

As a solution for this deficiency, a technology to crystallize melted slag into higher strength produced stones was developed.

The sporting aspect of stone-lifting developed in Edo around the seventeenth century, likely evolving from the sack-lifting contests of the stevedores and labourers.

When sorting is widely spaced, stone circles develop.

Governments take this sector as a solid stone to develop their economies and organize strategically the operation of the cities.