Sentence examples for The main breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The main breakthrough of this study is to propose two individual options as optimal cable sizing methods (full and partial) in the objective function to assess the optimal interconnection layout of an identical OWF with a given topology comprehensively.

This "imagining," in fact, describes how the main breakthrough in the recent research on the human brain took place.

"People are always saying that London is not Ukip, but that is changing and this could be the main breakthrough for us," Whittle says over coffee in a cafe round the corner.

The players and league settled with five days to go before the season started, with the main breakthrough for the players being a modest form of free agency for players over the age of 55, who'd been with the same team since before the team's expansion fee check cleared (or something).

The other co-chairman, Foreign Minister Ali Alatas of Indonesia, said the session was a step forward "on an irreversible path to a comprehensive solution". Officials at the meeting said the main breakthrough was that the Vietnamese-backed Cambodian Government approved a plan in which hundreds, perhaps thousands of United Nations representatives, would administer the country pending free elections.

As a result, the designed blocking volume may not be sufficient enough to block the main breakthrough channel and the whole blockage effect will be weakened.

The main breakthroughs appear to be in the design of compounds that have robust selectivity across the 5-HT2 family of receptors.

One of the main breakthroughs of CertiKOS is that it supports concurrency, meaning that it can simultaneously run multiple threads (small sequences of programmed instructions) on multiple central processing unit (CPU) cores.

After describing the experimental requirements that should be considered to fabricate 3D tissues by LAB, we present some of the main breakthroughs, including multicomponent printing, 3D printing approaches, and bioprinting in vivo that may serve in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

A clear limit on weekly driving times, the impossibility of bypassing rest breaks, a simplified daily rest period, regular weekly rest periods, a standard policy in relation to interpreting and applying the regulation, the extraterritoriality of penalties and greater accountability throughout the transport chain: these are the main breakthroughs in the regulation.

At a regional level, a main breakthrough was the approval by all member states in 2009 of the Regional Policy for Research for Health by PAHO/WHO.