Sentence examples for tracing the developments from inspiring English sources

The curator, Patricia Phagan, has arranged the display chronologically, tracing the developments in printmaking from the late 1960's to the present.

Hence, to the effect that this article focuses on the interface between piracy and its implications on China's maritime security it employs qualitative methodology using descriptive and analytical approaches since a better understanding on the issues raised here could be done only by tracing the developments over time qualitatively.

CLINTON Red Mill Museum Village "The Changing Times: Three Centuries of Clocks," an exhibition tracing the development of clocks.

It illuminates a little-known aspect of O'Keeffe's work, exploring her technical ability while tracing the development of her artistic language.

Richardson's scholarship is exhaustive, he writes a straightforward yet mesmeric prose, and his gift for tracing the development of Emerson's mind through apposite quotation is uncanny.

In 1991, Dr. Goodwyn wrote "Breaking the Barrier: The Rise of Solidarity in Poland," tracing the development of worker-organized efforts in Poland.

From there, we're into the early years of reconstructive plastic surgery, and then tracing the development of the speciality right up to the challenges of full face transplants today.

"Christo and Jeanne-Claude: The Gates, Central Park, New York," an exhibition tracing the development of the couple's planned 2005 installation of fabric arches along 23 miles of walkways, will be at the museum through July 25.

It holds artifacts tracing the development of religious beliefs in the region from the beginnings of civilization through the Christian era, Mr. Borowski, born in Warsaw in 1913, was educated in Poland's leading Jewish seminaries.

Indeed, tracing the development of the continuum concept during this period is tantamount to charting the rise of the calculus.

The paper presents three types of GM as a way of explicating and tracing the development of academic language at the college level in heritage speakers of Spanish.