Jim McAuslan, general secretary of the British Airline Pilots Associationn said ahead of his appearance: "The technology is developing quickly and we could see remote aircraft the same size as a Boeing 737 being operated commercially in our skies within ten years".
The development of the bioethics curricula in the western countries, ahead of many developing countries, was partly explained as a part of the overall western steps ahead in the development of their moral view, the complexity of the healthcare system, and the shift of major causes of death from acute curable diseases to chronic incurable ones [ 12, 13].
In the United States, for instance, scientists and engineers in Silicon Valley, Boston, and New York are always one step ahead of regulators, developing innovations that help us solve some of our most critical problems.
Ethiopia boasts one of Africa's fastest-growing non-oil economy, and it has been galloping ahead of late, developing its shipping and making its mark on the shoe industry among others.
Of course the Japanese are ahead of us developing hybrid cars.
TTK then got ahead of itself, developing a cooker brand, Manttra, specifically for the U.S. market, and started selling it everywhere from Wal-Mart to Sears.
And while ahead of the developing world, hurricane Sandy and the California drought show that wealthy countries like the U.S. have much adaptation to do too.
WASHINGTON -- House Republicans, moving to get ahead of a developing bipartisan proposal in the Senate, plan to move their own measure Tuesday to end the standoff over the federal budget.
For all that, South Africa is a step ahead of most developing nations.
Correspondingly, single or small groups of neuroblasts adjacent and/or rostrally ahead of the developing ophthalmic nerve are first noted in phase 3b.
Obviously, subpopulations of neuroblasts delaminated from parts of the placodal field which resided rostrally ahead of the developing trigeminal ganglion as well as of the outgrowing ophthalmic nerve (Figs. 2e h, 3a, b).
