Sentence examples for the extended development from inspiring English sources

Due to the extended development instead of a projected production of 180 Britannias, only 80 were sold.

Stephen Farber believed that the extended development of the film had reduced its quality, but that the visual effects were "stellar" and showed wit.

The technology to create a multiplayer campaign game was not available in previous Total War games, and the extended development time allowed The Creative Assembly to implement the underlying technology for such a mode in Empire: Total War.

Qantas had been considering purchasing a fleet of Britannia aircraft, but the extended development time had worn away the advantage the aircraft would hold until newer aircraft such as the Douglas DC-8 and de Havilland Comet 4 came onto the market.

Additionally, the extended development time of 24 h as well as the subsequent treatment with hydrochloric acid can negatively influence the quality of the obtained structures.

While MT neurons are responsive to direction information and myelinated at birth in primates (Flechsig, 1901; Movshon et al., 2004), they show immaturities in their integrative properties (Movshon et al., 2004), which could underlie the extended development of sampling reported here.

Therefore, this paper concludes that there is a need for further research on the knowledge sourcing KBE aspect and presents the integration of KBE systems and AI implementations as a potential solution to develop the extended KBE development process requested by the industry.

The power of this technique has not been fully grasped by the HP imaging community at large, and methods like this deserve extended development in the opinion of the reviewers.

So far the studies have not revealed the specific natures of activities of the bone secreting cells, osteoblasts, during such extended development, or how these activities might differ during the formation of bones of different shapes.

This enables use of very low light levels, especially when the film is "pushed" (given extended development) or "flashed" (prestruck with white light to accelerate exposure).

After an extended development fight, the 660 acres today may be home to only half a dozen linguistics students destined for jobs as language instructors for Japanese Soka emissaries.