Development of tourism has been strongest in the Central Valleys area surrounding the capital, with secondary developments in Huatulco and other locations along the coast.
12.
As Rosen says, " it is the restoration of harmonic equilibrium as well as the need for variation that gives the Secondary Development its function ."
13.
This is a secondary development, possibly due to runic manuscript tradition, and there is no known instance of the rune being used in an Old English inscription.
14.
:" The Secondary Development section appears in the great majority of late eighteenth century works soon after the beginning of the recapitulation and often with the second phrase.
15.
For one such instance, see Rosen's discussion of the secondary development in the opening movement of string quartet in B minor, Op . 33 no . 1.
16.
Dr . James Burns, the resident consultant for secondary development for Metro-Nashville Public Schools, developed a structure that would serve as a model for other comprehensive high schools.
17.
A secondary development environment, called the Xerox Development Environment ( XDE ) allowed developers to debug both the operating system Pilot as well as ViewPoint GUI applications using a world swap mechanism.
18.
Carr cites the historical precedence of construing Wa as " submissive people " and the " Country of Dwarfs " legend as evidence that the " little people " etymology was a secondary development.
19.
Prior to Schaeder's review, the term was commonly assumed to first explain'Manichaean', and to then have developed a meaning of'heretic'as a secondary development.
20.
Because of these scales, the caecilians were once thought to be related to the fossil Stegocephalia, but they are now believed to be a secondary development, and the two groups are most likely unrelated.
