Sentence examples for a seminal development from inspiring English sources

Their innovative work created a ventilation system that remains a seminal development in ventilation of structures for dairy and other animals.

A seminal development in the field of programmable SWNs has been the OpenRoads project[123] - known also as OpenFlow Wireless[128].

These features resonate with other aspects of IHR 2005 that make it a seminal development for global health governance.

The retention of paralogs, and subsequent elaboration of both their primary structures and regulatory regions, strongly suggests that this duplication was a seminal development, stimulating functional innovation and fundamentally altering the genetic repertoire of T. brucei relative to other trypanosomatids.

However, by demonstrating considerable gene retention and structural divergence, this study has established that the duplication made a significant contribution to the genomic repertoire of T. brucei, relative to other trypanosomatids, and was a seminal development in its genomic evolution.

Not to say that Mr Romney was not among those at the forefront of a number of seminal developments in the 1980s and 90s in the way American corporations were bought, sold and managed.

He was also a leading member of the Xerox PARC community that actualized those concepts and integrated them with other seminal developments, including the Ethernet, laser printing, modern word processing, client-servers and peer-peer networking.

This year, scholars will come together around the topic, "Policing the Police". Seminal developments in case law, the militarization of police, and widely covered police killings make this an important time for evaluating police discretion and the challenges embedded in several interconnected systems.

While the world is focused on the Paris climate talks, other seminal developments are advancing under the radar.

Our program is based on two seminal developments: significant progress in our ability to analyze the molecular characteristics of individual tumors and patients (predominantly, but not exclusively, due to advancements in DNA sequencing techniques) and through the development of sophisticated computational models, which can convert this abundance of data into predictions.

Alex was a renowned microbiologist, an emeritus professor at the Hebrew University, a pioneer in the development of basic scientific research in Israel and a seminal figure in the development of Israel's policy on science.