PEKING, Dec. 31 (Agence France‐Presse) — The official newspaper Jenmin Jih Pao played up what it termed were "revolutionary" developments this year in three capitalist countries, France, Japan and the United States.
MG: Obviously, there has been a revolutionary development in the history of pictures between these two paintings: Giotto's from the early 14th century and Masaccio's fresco around 1426.
Second, the corporate world was transformed by revolutionary developments in information technology and by the emergence of new industries like cable television, wireless, and biotechnology.
It would be a revolutionary development in Suffolk, where the county operates a network of clinics but there are no community-level hospitals supported by local taxpayers.
This is a revolutionary development in the construction industry, which makes it possible for the bonded building materials to be separated by the simple application of heating over100 °C.
This was a revolutionary development in urban America, marrying the civil-rights agenda with electoral politics, and it inspired Obama to move to Chicago (hoping, someday, to succeed Washington).
Improving Stents Despite the current limitations of stents, many cardiac surgeons consider them to be a revolutionary development in cardiology, one that promises to reduce the costs of care, the surgical risks to patients and ultimately, the risk of disabling disease and premature death.
But will President Trump fund research in what could be a revolutionary development in psychiatry?
This could be a revolutionary development in higher education, and MOOCs could teach us a lot about how to develop high-quality online learning experiences that complement face-to-face instruction.
Indeed, besides computing and communications, biology is the other great scientific field in which revolutionary developments in the 21st century can be predicted with certainty.
