Sentence examples for systematic developments of from inspiring English sources

Indian Buddhist analyses of the mind span a period of some fifteen centuries, from the earliest discourses of the Buddha (ca. 450 B.C.E). to the systematic developments of late Mahāyāna Buddhism (500 1000 C.E).

The way has been paved by intensified, systematic developments, of an advanced, and experimentally well validated, interdisciplinary theoretical background, by its incorporation in the syllabi of most engineering and architectural university courses and by a legislative framework that transcended national regulations and standards offering European directives and harmonized European standards.

The ZWIP was developed by means of Intervention Mapping [ 14], a method for the systematic development of evidence-informed interventions.

Systematic development of the Propers in music was rare from the Baroque era on.

One might have also wanted a more systematic development of the argument, perhaps resembling the opening chapter of "The History and Geography of Human Genes".

These results use his new composition laws, together with his systematic development of the geometry of numbers, which greatly extended the reach and power of this technique.

So England will have no facility for the systematic development of new generations of elite coaches, which would have been the centre's most valuable function.

But we are in the preliminary stage of the process, the systematic development of options has not taken place and no decisions have been made," said that official, who was not authorized to be quoted.

The sustained and systematic development of modern coordination chemistry, however, usually is considered to have begun with the discovery by the French chemist B.M. Tassaert in 1798 that ammoniacal solutions of cobalt chloride, CoCl3, develop a brownish mahogany colour.

His classic work, Die organische Chemie in ihrer Anwendung auf Agrikulturchemie und Physiologie (1840; Organic Chemistry in Its Applications to Agriculture and Physiology), launched the systematic development of the agricultural sciences.

Its apparent casualness is belied by Ford's systematic development of the theatrical motif, as the characters turn staircases, doorways and windowsills into stages for the perpetual performances that constitute their lives.