Sentence examples for to be a development of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Eve Halliday's spirit and verve seems to be a development of many of his great early heroines.

The verb huparchein usually means either "begin" or "exist, be present", and Aristotle's usage appears to be a development of this latter use.

See Cocking & Kennett (1998) for what seems to be a development of Rorty's account of the kinds of effects our friends can have on us in terms of notions of 'direction' and 'interpretation'interpretation

This, remember, was to be a development round of trade talks.

Earthquake induced inertial forces produce the slope instability which further proves to be a progressive development of slope displacements occurring for the duration of ground motion only.

This ridge extension and the associated anticyclonic flow were considered to be a typical development of the Philippine Sea cold surge.

The procedure of dividing one's comments into these two different sections seems to be a formalized development of Proclus' work (see Beutler 1949, 226).

Though Plan 9 was supposed to be a further development of Unix concepts, compatibility with preexisting Unix software was never the goal for the project.

In today's communication society, web-based methods appear to be a natural development of methodology.

But for a character suddenly to burst into song about his mother is a development of a different order.

In his pre-cladistic analysis of the Gasteropelecidae, Weitzman [ 67] considered Carnegiella to be an evolutionary "development" of Gasteropelecus, mainly through structural losses.