Sentence examples for a practical breakthrough from inspiring English sources
A 16 qubit quantum computer has smaller processing power than a cell phone and hardly represents a practical breakthrough.
In spite of the development of highly efficient and sensitive tools for its detection, ranging from advanced chromatography to biosensor-based techniques, a practical breakthrough for routine cork screening purposes has not yet been realized, in part due to the requirement of a lengthy extraction of TCA in organic solvents, mostly 12% ethanol and the high detectability required.
A conceptual and practical breakthrough occurred in the late 1980s when Grätzel and coworkers started using high-surface-area semiconductors for DSSCs [16, 60 63].
Any practical breakthrough in ways to mitigate any of the current requirements to inject, provide 2 doses, refrigerate measles vaccine, and to improve efficacy in young infants, would be a major contribution to measles eradication" [ 5].
It is the intersection between the charted and uncharted territories of this field, where theoretical and practical breakthrough achievements may take place and where key scientific problems urgently need resolution.
Lots of big scientific names are working in synthetic biology, which so far has produced lots of hype and headlines but few practical breakthroughs.
TOKYO--Thanks to new selection criteria that emphasize research breakthroughs with a practical impact, this year's Japan Prize is being awarded to an engineer whose work is advancing the digital age and a biologist with a strong environmental conscience.
What this means on a practical level is that the supposed new breakthrough law called the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act is gathering cobwebs.
These breakthrough curves can be used for calculation of height of a practical exchange plate (HPEP) for design purposes.
This phone reportedly packs Nokia's breakthrough PureView technology, which utilizes a crazy amount of megapixels in a practical way.
