Sentence examples for technically developed from inspiring English sources

Human space flight is a thoroughly worthwhile activity for any scientifically and technically developed country.

The Italian codes of 1930 represent one of the most technically developed legislative efforts in the modern period.

What was equally important, he assimilated the behavior of scientific communities into popularly understood theories of the dynamics of other human communities while simultaneously offering an account of the distinctiveness of the most technically developed of natural sciences.

Flinders, an agricultural conservationalist, has worked two years in Arabia on a Reforestation Project for the Organization (the U.N., although it is not named), oriented to giving aid to less technically developed countries.

The New Yorker, July 23, 1966 P. 26 Flinders, an agricultural conservationalist, has worked two years in Arabia on a Reforestation Project for the Organization (the U.N., although it is not named), oriented to giving aid to less technically developed countries.

By Shirley Hazzard The New Yorker, July 23 , 1966P. 26 Flinders, an agricultural conservationalist, has worked two years in Arabia on a Reforestation Project for the Organization (the U.N., although it is not named), oriented to giving aid to less technically developed countries.

In addition, the socio-technically developed PSS offers some benefits over conventional planning methods.

Mimicry and caricature, while essential to both the meddah and the ortaoyunu, are technically more developed in the shadow play.

Both countries studied are technically well developed and thus existing databases should guarantee that the relevant literature can be found.

South Korea, however, technically a developing country, has promised $40m.

Ocós pottery is highly developed technically and artistically.