Sentence examples for Revolutionary scientific development from inspiring English sources
Like Musk, they were pioneers leading revolutionary scientific development, industry disruption, and progressive work communities.
"George B. Dantzig is regarded by most experts as having been the initiator of and leading figure in the revolutionary scientific development of mathematical programming as a powerful method for optimally managing resources in literally thousands of applications in industry and government in the last three decades," said Arthur F. Veinott Jr., professor of management science and engineering.
King, a technical adviser to the Home Office scientific development branch, said the skunk has an average THC content - the active ingredient in a joint - of about 12%to14%4%, two and a half times that of traditional cannabis resin.
True, a report by the Home Office scientific development branch has some strong detail: the guns were deployed 661 times, fired 93 times, and used in a drive stun (ie as an electro-shock baton) nine times.
Back in 2007 the five-yearly Congress of the Communist Party embraced "scientific development" to create "a harmonious society".
Mr. Hu also lauded his own contribution to Communist Party ideology: "scientific development".
Once more he emphasized the key importance of his own ideological contribution to the Party - scientific development - but he did this in the standard context of also referring to Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, and Jiang Zemin's "Three Represents".
Education of CGT engineers and scientific development of CGT, using normally one optimum technology for industrial fabrication of specific crystals and one technology for specific epitaxial layers "epilayers", are needed.
AL frequently hold regional and national events, seminars and conferences, such as Brazilian Congress of Cancer, Congress of Oncology Leagues and Brazilian Congress of Medical Education, which promote scientific development and enable the exchange of experience between peers.
BM was the chairman of the Scientific Committee judging all scientific development and drafting a number of standard operating procedures.
Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School considered it a significant scientific development and with Judah Folkman's approval issued a press release when one of our papers was published in International Journal of Surgery[23].
