Sentence examples for achieving advances from inspiring English sources

The EU commission in 2000 stated that "EuroNCAP had become the single most important mechanism for achieving advances in vehicle safety" and "the most cost effective road safety action available to the EU".

Achieving advances of this order require multisectoral partnerships involving industry, private donors and international agencies [ 87].

Such successful integration of recommender systems in e-commerce has prompted researchers to explore similar benefits in the e-learning domain [16, 17] since the integration of recommender systems in e-learning has high potential for achieving advanced personalization.

Finally, the chapter provides considerations regarding how the pharmaceutical industry may achieve return-on-investment (ROI) while achieving advanced process control and real-time release (RTR) by capitalizing on manufacturing efficiencies.

The goal is learning to communicate across disciplines to achieve advances in health care.

The role of the trust is catalytic - to enable people to achieve advances for human and animal health that might not otherwise happen".

Generally driven by optimization and modeling techniques, the design of photonic devices is often performed by bio-inspired algorithms integrated to electromagnetic solvers, which have achieved advances but is still time-consuming.

Netanyahu formed an extreme right-wing coalition out of choice not necessity, insisted on those settlement expansion exemption clauses, has refused to enter negotiations with the Palestinians or Syrians on the basis of previously achieved advances, and is insisting on security arrangements, timelines, and unreciprocated and unilateral Palestinian acknowledgement of Israeli claims.

Under full acceleration, the rear motor assists the driving power of the engine to achieve advanced driving performance," according to press materials.

We have invested millions in research, development and new technology to achieve advanced recycling and recovery rates from incredibly complex items such as scrap cars, known as "end of life vehicles".

In its more recent edition, only the UK, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and The Netherlands achieve advanced ranking (800 1,000 points).