Sentence examples for to the elaboration of a from inspiring English sources

The discovery of REM sleep led to the elaboration of a whole taxonomy of sleep.

The conclusions led to the elaboration of a rigid extramedullary osteosynthesis implant.

It also created the Direction of Migrations and Borders Surveillance within the Ministry of Interior, and led to the elaboration of a National Strategy on Combating Illegal Migration.

Finally, mention should be made of Stumpf's publications on the relation between logic and the theory of probabilities, and his research pertaining to the elaboration of a theory of induction.

The present paper is devoted to the elaboration of a strategy for the design of some practical focusing devices for the radiation emitted by a high-power laser used in thermal treatment processes.

From a larger perspective, these results should also contribute to the elaboration of a functional Computer-Aided Sound Design framework as they will help users to describe, associate, compare, share, and finally manipulate sounds that can be considered as prototypes or initial ideas of concepts that the designer has in mind and tries to materialize in the framework of a specific project.

It is expected that the field phase will take place in Fall 2008 and raw data will be available in early 2009, to equip national policy makers and development assistance agencies with new information to support the elaboration of a longer term national socio-economic strategies.

Another aim was to determine if diarrhoeic piglets from different herds had characteristic and consistent gross and microscopic lesions to support the elaboration of a joint case definition of NNPDS.

The reuse of knowledge obtained from previous projects can facilitate the identification and writing of the requirements to reach the elaboration of a complete and consistent requirements document.

Under the leadership of the provincial government and the University of Jaén, main provincial institutions joined to propose the elaboration of a participatory strategic plan for the whole province.

Schlegel was almost certainly influenced by the work of Johann Gottfried von Herder, but his decision to avoid the elaboration of a systematic translation theory can be interpreted as the result of a very precise theoretical position, namely that each text requires a different procedure for its translation.