Sentence examples for the later developments of from inspiring English sources

The blurred impressionist effects in The Hebrides foreshadow the later developments of the painter J.M.W. Turner.

There have been found, first of all, some remnants of a very ancient Israelite wall, which de Vaux dates about 700 B.C., and which he believes to have had no connection with the later developments of the site.

Einstein's "box of light" thought experiment is bandied about to underline the great man's scepticism of the later developments of quantum theory, but with no explanation of its thrust, the passage merely frustrates.

The research on such materials for high electric field storage and insulation is an age-old activity, however, the later developments of experimental facilities and understanding on the behavior of charge carriers and mechanism of conduction in material led this subject to be the frontier area of modern research.

The later developments of the mathematics of infinite series has shown that this assumption is invalid, and thus the paradox dissolves.

In the later developments of the steady state biofilm model, the mass balance on active biomass inside the biofilm derived the total biofilm thickness (Rittmann and McCarty 1980; Huang and Jih 1997).

They argue persuasively that Thomas helped to develop the conditions necessary for the later development of the American counter-culture.

Wilson also developed a training program for corpsmen that led to the later development of Duke's Physician Assistant Program.

Only with the Developing pattern is there evidence that earlier psychiatric distress predicts the later development of insomnia symptoms.

Crowd psychology influenced the later development of mass society theory.

For the later development of Aristotelian philosophy, see Aristotelianism.