Sentence examples for the development of room from inspiring English sources

Current trend of research in hydrogen sensor technology is dedicated towards the development of room temperature sensors.

Despite significant progress in recent years in the development of room temperature design guidance for stainless steel structures, fire resistant design has received relatively little attention.

Dr. Dan Miller, Novartis, shared examples of how understanding and controlling molecular mobility in amorphous materials can result in the development of room temperature stable powders for pulmonary drug delivery.

Nowadays, CdZnTe (CZT) is one of the key materials for the development of room temperature X-ray and gamma ray detectors and great efforts have been made on both the device and the crystal growth technologies.

The high-frequency microwave (5 to 18 GHz) dielectric measurements reveal that the multilayers have excellent microwave dielectric properties with very low dielectric loss and high dielectric tenability, which suggests that the BTO/STO multilayers on (001) MgO have great potential for the development of room-temperature tunable microwave elements and related applications.

In a me-too business like publishing, that kind of quick success rarely goes unnoticed; hence the development of Living Room, owned by Meredith; Chic Simple, which is being produced by Hearst Magazines; and the independently owned Budget Living.

Indeed, a six-lane highway could be trimmed to a 2-lane roadway with a turn lane, bicycle lanes and sidewalks — and still leave enough room for the development of row houses along the edge.

The European Union has promoted exchanges between museums, has encouraged the development of "European Rooms" in certain museums of its member states, and has contributed substantially to the capital costs of museum development.

It led to the formation of the RAF in 1918 and to the development of operations rooms such as the one at Duxford that proved so crucial in 1940 during the Battle of Britain and ultimately victory in World War Two.

The development of Family Rooms by the health service in this study can be understood as a pioneering act of translation of mental health policy and a move towards family-focused mental health practice.

They are now embarking on "phase two" of the house: the development of the upstairs room and terrace.