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Now it is highly developed and has a population of about 400,000.

It has seen a great deal of investment in recent years and is now highly developed.

Their bones are not highly developed for movement on land.

Many of their senses are more highly developed than our own.

Before its opening, the city did not have a highly developed retail community.

It was the first Japanese sport to become highly developed.

Another thing that we had in common was a highly developed psychic sense.

The greater the intelligence the more highly developed the feelings.

They are especially important to younger children whose riding skills may not be highly developed.

The social conscience of the rich man is much more highly developed than in Europe.

Extensive efforts have gone underway to preserve this truly unique and highly developed art.

From such references, it is clear that juggling was a well-regarded and highly developed form of ancient Chinese art.

"A more highly developed form of life would hardly need to use such primitive methods," he pointed out.

The Mangbetu are known for their highly developed art and music.

UCore is not expected to replace complex data sharing within highly developed domains.

In fact, Klingon opera was a much more highly developed form of that art than anything humans had.

The rest, however, are brighter than average; psychodrama in this highly developed form does not appeal to everybody.

You can trace the evolution of any organ from a simple beginning to a complex, highly developed form.

'Objectivity', then, is more possible in English because it has a highly developed form of writing.

Even then, Olmy knew, indirect examination of mentalities had been a highly developed art.