1. Global strategies
  2. Developing

Developing

  • Conducting development activities

Description

Development is a type of change over a period of time characterized by orderliness, and often by law-like or predictable processes. Examples of development are: (a) evolution; (b) manifestation of potential; (c) human development; (d) societal development; (e) economic development; (f) a type of variation, in music, associated with the transformations of thematic elements; and (g) in literature, the movement of the plot or dramatic action, towards the climax; and generally change as an outcome of or randomness.

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Researching
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Philosophizing
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Developing towns
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Developing strategy
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Developing space
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Developing seaports
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Developing purposes
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Developing problems
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Developing manpower
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Developing karate
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Developing hindu
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Developing goals
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Developing food law
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Developing curling
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Upgrading
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Revolutionizing
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Promoting cinema
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Naming
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Maturing
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Improving laws
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Evolving
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Developing trade
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Developing ports
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Developing needs
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Developing land
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Developing funds
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Cultivating
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Advancing
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Problem

Maldevelopment
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Value

Undeveloped
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Underdevelopment
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Overdevelopment
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Development
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Metadata

Database
Global strategies
Type
(A) Abstract fundamental strategies
Subject
  • Action » Action
  • Development » Development
  • Content quality
    Presentable
     Presentable
    Language
    English
    1A4N
    A1415
    DOCID
    11114150
    D7NID
    194243
    Last update
    Jan 4, 2023