Significats de massive development en anglès

And an increasingly complex, man-made levee system kept it dry enough for massive development.

Carrigmore is a massive development of around 600 residential units.

The manufacturers behind these devices-Amazonand Google, respectively-areboth billion-dollar tech giants with massive development resources.

Since that time there has been massive development.

Retail investor confidence remains weak after government action in 2013 on a massive development plan did not meet expectation.

It may not be a massive development but it could be enough to gently steer you in a different direction.

More worryingly, why is this massive development, which is ultimately going to impact negatively on South Africa, being undertaken by China?

Many people are not designed for big muscles, and any attempt by them to produce a heavy, massive development may do harm.

The development of the oral contraceptive pill in the 1950s was a massive development scientifically, with an equally significant social and cultural impact.

Du first started to travel by visiting Hainan, the Chinese island in the South China Sea currently witnessing a massive development of hotel resorts.

Over the ensuing decades, these approaches have led to a massive development of increasingly accurate and complex data-based models of neurons and neuronal circuits.

Plans to open up Drury for three massive development projects are now one step closer and could transform the area over the next 30 years.

In spite of massive development in recent years, the DDDA believes there are still significant individual sites and lands which have potential for further development.

The parish hall party is to announce details of Martin Keane's massive development of the Iveagh Market into a flashy hotel and modernised markets area.

The $600 million platform over the rail yards at Hudson Yards, which gives the massive development its name, was built in part through EB-5 investment.

Massive development of the African economy and advocating for a move from reconciliation to justice.