Sentence examples for the structuring and development of from inspiring English sources
Complex adaptive system theory was selected to guide the structuring and development of a social network focused on reducing the societal burden of dementia by connecting local research activities with local dementia care delivery systems.
This article develops a map to analyze the dynamic forces that influence the structure and development of 3G (third generation) wireless communications value networks.
Humans have influenced the structure and development of natural communities for many thousands of years.
His best-known works are The Structure and Development of Mosses and Ferns (1895), which remained a standard college text for nearly half a century, and Evolution of the Land Plants (1940), which summarized his phylogenetic arguments.
The structure and development of fault zones are closely related to the evolution of earthquake ruptures.
Understanding the structure and development of calderas is crucial for predicting their behaviour during periods of unrest and to plan geothermal and ore exploitation.
This paper describes the structure and development of a prototype interactive web-based decision support system (DSS) for land-use planning applications.
Finally, we have analyzed the emergence of the discrete layers of the medulla and lobula complex using the same markers (DN-cadherin, Brp) employed to systematically explore the structure and development of the central brain neuropil.
The structure and development of scaffolds is a key point for cell culture because scaffolds of autologous fibrin offer an important alternative due to their low fibrinogen concentrations, which are more suitable for cell growth.
This fundamental hierarchical organization is easy to detect in nature but has been undervalued by ecologists as a source of new insights about the structure and development of ecosystems and as a means of understanding the crucial connections between ecologic processes and large-scale evolutionary patterns.
But not the discovery of the basic laws of physics, or the nature of space, time, and matter, or the structure and development of the cosmos -- science that is truly fundamental.
