Sentence examples for Breakthrough development from inspiring English sources
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He heralded the deal in China as a breakthrough development for the company.
The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which represents some of those discharged from the military because of the ban, hailed the article as a "breakthrough development".
Nowadays, the size of manufactured semiconductors almost reaches atomic scale, so it is important to have a breakthrough development in new device operation mechanisms.
For breakthrough development in solid oxide fuel cells, novel cell architectures integrating better performing materials and cost-effective manufacturing processes with potential for mass production must be realised.
Recent research on luminescent nanomaterials provides challenges to both fundamental and breakthrough development of technologies in various areas such as electronics, photonics, display, lasing, detection, optical amplification, and fluorescent sensing in biomedical engineering and environmental control [1].
Indeed, those who seek to write nuclear off completely are missing what could be extraordinary, breakthrough developments on the horizon with hybrid technologies that might — relatively shortly — completely reshape the way we think about nuclear energy.
That spells breakthrough developments in another medical sector: the development and production of new vaccines.
Sustain X, an America CAES company, has obtained breakthrough developments in the field of isothermal CAES ICAESS).
Another company or person may pursue a path that emphasizes breakthrough developments (high degree) that are done every four or five years (low frequency).
We finish by evaluating the impact of other breakthrough developments, such as energy gain electron spectroscopy or electron-phase manipulation, on the use of ultra-high resolution spectromicroscopes.
