Sentence examples for a tremendous evolution from inspiring English sources
Mobile industry has experienced a tremendous evolution and growth in recent years, beginning with simple talk and type devices to modern smartphones.
The development of shopping centers in Romania undergoes such a tremendous evolution, that some academicians even argue that the shopping centers market has reached its mature stage.
It has been a tremendous evolution from the first generation ceramics towards novel biomaterials thanks to the great possibilities that modern bioceramics have to offer to the clinic.
Further thermal activation in air atmosphere at different temperatures (from 150 to 350 °C) leads to materials with less basic character and to a tremendous evolution of the porosity, mostly microporosity (SBET = 598 m2 g−1 and VMic = 0.24 cm3 g−1).
Even with such a tremendous evolution over the years with women in the workplace continuing to grow and hold high-level executive positions, I still feel a gender inequality stigma still exists in terms of compensation and benefits.
Over the last century radiation therapy for the management of human cancer had a tremendous evolution.
"It's a period of tremendous evolution right now in these laws about disclosure," said Kelly Williams, the corporate general counsel for the Brennan Center for Justice, a research and advocacy group at the New York University School of Law.
We report a tremendous structural evolution of carbon nanosheets (CNSs) through the graphenization of isotropic pitches prepared by reforming commercially available naphtha cracking bottom oil.
The tremendous evolution of the Web has brought the need for platforms allowing to easily deploy distributed data management applications.
Despite this tremendous evolution in machine and control technologies, the metalworking industry is still using the old ISO 6983 G-Codes programming interface to control the motion of these machines.
Despite the tremendous evolution of orthopedic and traumatologic methods (i.e., minimal invasive fracture treatment, biological osteosyntheses, etc)., and notwithstanding the development of new and powerful antibiotics, both acute and chronic osteitis remain greatly feared complications of bone and joint surgery.
