Sentence examples for the background of the development from inspiring English sources

Through a survey and analysis of the available literature, this paper briefly depicts the background of the development of Industry 4.0 (i.e., Smart Manufacturing) and corresponding industry development policies of various major countries.

Combining the background of the development of risk investment industry, this paper introduces the gray clustering method to the optimization and classification for the risk investment indexes, thus establishing the model for those indexes based on the grey clustering method.

This study has been conducted against the background of the development of a TTO health-state valuation protocol for EQ-5D-5L valuation studies.

The use of milk as a vehicle for the administration of drugs was also at the background of the development of a 'nipple shield' delivery system, which is designed to accommodate a drug-loaded insert delivering the API into milk while breastfeeding neonates [20,21].

However, 'anti-communism' under the circumstances of the Cold War system is still one of the most important keywords to understand the background of the specific development of South Korean society (Gills 1996).

Against the background of the favourable development of palliative care in Austria we undertook this survey to identify the preferences of the GPs' and nurses' regarding the specific design of training seminars in palliative care.

In the paper the background of this development and the thermodynamic fundamentals are discussed together with some more recent solutions based on synergistic effects of multi-element coatings.

The objectives of this study were to examine the proportion of dead Danish dairy cows that had been euthanized in 2002 and 2006, to examine the development over time in the threshold for euthanasia of cows based on interviews with farmers, to evaluate the farmers' perceptions regarding the background of this development and finally to analyse the welfare implications.

The New Yorker, October 3, 1977 P. 36 Talk story about the one-volume Random House Encyclopedia, priced at $70. James Mitchell, the editor-in-chief of the encyclopedia and chairman of the firm of Mitchell Beazley, Ltd., in London, told the writer some of the background of the origins and development of the encyclopedia.

Talk story about the one-volume Random House Encyclopedia, priced at $70. James Mitchell, the editor-in-chief of the encyclopedia and chairman of the firm of Mitchell Beazley, Ltd., in London, told the writer some of the background of the origins and development of the encyclopedia.

All these aspects or issues must be seen against the background of the continuing technological development of ART.