Sentence examples for via development from inspiring English sources
The authors decided to blend two approaches to futures thinking via development of scenarios: The first – a macro perspective approach, which is about developing scenarios that relate to a specific issue or condition rather than to a particular organisation.
The cases documented therein — and discussed at today's meeting — are a reminder that the path peace via development is a highly local challenge, where solutions vary by context.
Destruction of milkweed habitat occurs more via development of open fields and meadows, for housing and commercial development.
Soybean has tremendous compensation ability, via development of numerous side branches with numerous pods, which allows yields to be maintained despite plant establishment rates of only ~70%.
Here we present a strategy for the forced assembly of immiscible polymers into targeted structures via development of a planar polymer micro-mixer (PPMM).
There are three key challenges in Kenya to further promotion of financial inclusion via development of mobile financial services: facilitation of increased competition; transformation of non-digital microfinance institutions; and enactment of greater consumer protection.
Tesco said it was likely to build homes itself via its development wing, Spenhill, while also selling sites to housing developers, in a programme that has been valued by Property Week at £1bn, based on a valuation of £250,000 per home.
This could be achieved via the development of means for suppressing the activity MCH neurons, or via the development of new artificial sweeteners with neuroexcitatory activity specific to MCH neurons.
You can follow his progress via the development website and there are lots more images on Alan's Imbgur page.
For the last 75 years products (both durable goods and software) were built via Waterfall development.
It concluded it should tackle economic grievances via "leapfrog development", pledging to introduce a natural resources tax and raise GDP to the national average.
