Sentence examples for although developments from inspiring English sources
Although developments have been made to understand and to model monotonic ductile damage and low-cycle fatigue (LCF), so far ULCF is neither sufficiently investigated nor understood.
Its precursor 2G was voice calls and text messaging, although developments such as GPRS (2.5G) and EDGE (2.75G) allowed slow web browsing, while 1G refers to analogue standards used by the brick-sized devices of the 1980s.
So although developments in AI might ultimately end up being the route to the singularity, again the complexity brake slows our rate of progress, and pushes the singularity considerably into the future.
Objective: Although developments in medical technology, pharmacology, and nutritional science continue to improve treatment possibilities for patients with renal failure, the level of compliance with medical and dietetic advice remains poor.
The Bank of England has started a survey to monitor credit conditions and is researching how to tease out whether monetary expansion is stemming from changes in supply or demand.In general, the message from money is likely to be most useful in the longer term, although developments in credit may prove helpful to central banks in the shorter term.
The hope is that the case will become a minor issue in relations between the two countries, although developments will likely continue to move at a frustratingly glacial pace.
Oil was first discovered here in the 1960s, although development only began in 2011.
Although development and aging are usually studied in separate scientific disciplines, Kirschner integrates them.
Although development has proved more complicated than first thought, GSK is planning a large clinical trial this year, says Sinclair.
For example, although development is barred on any woodland that is designated a site of special scientific interest, other woods may not enjoy the same protection.
But peace has brought more business, and although development brings much-needed wealth, it stirs up all the usual problems: land grabs, jealousy, and child prostitution.
