Sentence examples for the general development from inspiring English sources

J.C.J. van der Heyden appears to undergo an identical development in his use of white pigments as the general development in the Netherlands discussed previously.

Mr. Chivers's account of the general development of automatic weapons and the men who pioneered them is impressive.

Much can also be learned about the general development of sculptural style from the small bronzes, often of very high quality, and from the terra-cottas.

As in the area of the doctrine of the Trinity, the general development of Christology has been characterized by a plurality of views and formulations.

Reflecting the general development of his style during this period, these works were nobler and more monumental in conception than his earlier set for Pozzo and were intended to be more archaeologically accurate.

They certainly do provide a kind of theatre to which children respond with enthusiasm, and, in the general development of children's theatre, the puppet theatre has a part to play.

Given the general developments that occurred up to 1936, its undecidability also follows in another way from Theorem X of Gödel's paper of 1931.

In 1993 the Environment Sanitation Bureau in City A planned to build a new landfill in Town J of County Z. Next year the landfill was included in the city's general development and the program was approved by the City Planning Commission.

Several London cemeteries had been established by private enterprise earlier, but the Burial Acts of 1855 marked the start of general development of cemeteries in Great Britain and Ireland.

There were no large changes in practice or organization of the ICU during the study period besides general development in medicine and intensive care.

Three Blocks, i.e. urban, semi-urban and rural, were selected in consultation with the District Health Office on the basis of their general development and geographic location.