Sentence examples for we used to develop from inspiring English sources
I told Bert in the stairway to radiation oncology where we used to develop the blots because we couldn't afford a developer.
In particular, we made sure to maintain a safe working environment in the public spaces we used to develop the HelioWatcher, and produced a design that we felt would not have adverse impact on society as a whole.
The framework is supported by a review of the scientific literature examining the relationships between urban geometry, UGI and temperature mitigation which we used to develop guidelines for UGI implementation that maximises urban surface temperature cooling.
This quickly turned into referrals, which we used to develop deeper connections.
The scheme that we used to develop the genetic material is shown in Figure 1.
The process we used to develop Chem2Bio2OWL is shown in Figure 1.
Literacy skills are what we use to develop, communicate and assess the ideas that shape how the world works and how our lives are lived.
Finally, Bloom^PO adds sophisticated ordering constraints that we use to develop a declarative, high-level implementation of concurrent editing, a particularly difficult class of loosely consistent programs.
While the processes we use to develop resistant Chardonnay are adapted from nature and are more precise than previous breeding practices, commercial releases of such transgenic varieties have not been pursued due to consumer perception.
By Ian Crouch March 30, 2011 This morning, Macy pointed to an article at Slate by baseball's great statistician, Bill James, which argues that we need to dedicate the same principles we use to develop athletes — identifying talent early, staging competition among kids, rewarding potential with attention and money — to nurturing writers and other artists.
"These are the memories we use to develop a sense of identity — who we are and where we come from," said study lead author Carole Peterson, a professor of psychology at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada.
