Sentence examples for talk on the development from inspiring English sources

In early 2002, Mr. Rubin gave a talk on the development of the Sidekick to an engineering class at Stanford.

An architectural talk on the development of the town house, from the European Classical period to the present, will be given by Curtis Estes, an architect, on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.; $15 or free for members.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of productive classroom talk and metacommunication on the development of young children's oral communicative competence and subject matter knowledge.

In Bali this week, where a UN high-level panel is holding its third round of talks on the post-2015 development agenda, the Institute of Development Studies and the global campaign Beyond 2015 added their Participate initiative report – What Matters Most – to the mix.

Sakurai goes on to talk about the development and design process, and the interview gives a very in-depth view into how games in general are developed.

African heads of state will join leaders on the second day of the summit for talks on growth and development in the lead-up to adopting the new sustainable development agenda in September.

Abstract: This talk examines debtors' influence on the development of the American state.

The talk will begin by reflecting on the development of socialist feminisms in Afghanistan associated with Soviet influence and the rise of communist governance in Afghanistan.

Everyone I've talked to about mobile gaming on the development side seems to have found that people still like to plunk down at home or at work for dedicated gaming sessions; I doubt very much they're going to want to do that while staring off into space at less-than-impressive visuals.

Thirty-four yeago ano audiencence sat in New York's Broadway Theater and watched Lowell Thomas, the producer of Cinerama's first three features, on a traditional screen talking about the development of the moving picture.

Their answer usually falls somewhere between "I think it's what they want because it's what I want" and "I have no idea". In that case, it's time to go do the hard work and validate your product by talking to prospects, bringing them in on the development and making sure that the product isn't a few degrees off the mark.