Sentence examples for and improvements upon from inspiring English sources

Like many modern technologies, 3D printing and nanotechnology improve every day through new innovations and improvements upon current systems, methods, and materials.

In 1860 and 1861, he took the copyright of several other books, containing additions to and improvements upon the said system.

We anticipate that these challenges will be met along with the continued evolution of the CRISPR/Cas9 system particularly in the areas of manipulation of large genomic regions, transgene-free genetic modification, development of breeding resources, discovery of gene function, and improvements upon CRISPR/Cas9 components.

SMIC expected those employees to bring "presents"–TSMC's proprietary technologies and improvements–upon starting new jobs with SMIC.

While 1980s PC users may have been considered early adopters, the creation and continuous improvements upon the Microsoft Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems made them more broadly functional for the workplace.

Several different combinations of the asymptotes are used and it is shown that two are viable and give big improvements upon stress-based criteria.

We posited a positive relationship between the proportion of activities acted upon and improvements in the related PCMH-A subscale scores.

The defendant knew of the prior possession of the appellee, at the time he made his selection, and knew of her improvements upon the land, for they were open and visible, while he had made none, and had obtained possession by direction of the Land Office, only because of the mistake in law which denied the right of allotment to appellee on account of her absence when the census was taken.

Karpinski noted that Hennepin's delineations of Lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron are remarkable improvements upon the Sanson maps.

Targeting HEs to the relevant long-lived cells comprising the HIV reservoir is also a major issue, and will require significant improvements upon our existing delivery systems.

In compliance with the pledge thus given, the United States took steps, first, to obtain from the Indians the right to construct railroads, wagon roads, and telegraph lines across their lands, and to make such other improvements upon them as the interests of the government might require, and afterwards to obtain a cession of their entire title.