development [Brit dɪˈvɛləpm(ə)nt, Am dəˈvɛləpmənt] N
1. development (creation):
2. development (evolution, growth):
- development (human, economic, industrial etc.)
- sviluppo m
- development (human, economic, industrial etc.)
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3. development (fostering):
4. development:
5. development (land etc. developed):
6. development (innovation):
7. development (event):
8. development (of idea, theme etc.):
- development
- sviluppo m
curriculum development [kəˈrɪkjʊləmdɪˌveləpmənt] N SCHOOL
- curriculum development
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self-development [Brit, Am ˈˌsɛlf dəˈvɛləpmənt] N
- self-development
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development planning [dɪˌveləpməntˈplænɪŋ] N
- development planning
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development company [dɪˈveləpməntˌkʌmpənɪ] N
- development company
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regional development [ˌriːdʒənldɪˈveləpmənt] N
- regional development
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development [dɪ·ˈve·ləp·mənt] N
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development N
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These restrictions were in place to reduce development costs on the engines.
en.wikipedia.org Best-in-class manufacturers of the simplest products get to market 21 days earlier with $21,000 fewer product development costs.
en.wikipedia.org As a modification of an existing model the 720 had minimal research and development costs, which allowed it to be successful despite few sales.
en.wikipedia.org It was soon apparent that a more realistic estimate was 13 billion, made up of 3.3 billion development costs plus 30 million per aircraft.
en.wikipedia.org However, the wide variety of machines being used meant that development costs had to be spread over several platforms.
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