Sentence examples for breakthrough building from inspiring English sources

The "Blair Witch" site was hailed as a marketing breakthrough, building hype for the film before it made its debut by helping to make the plight of its fictional characters -- who disappear in the woods in search of "The Blair Witch" -- seem real.

The Science and Technology Committee inquiry represents a significant breakthrough, building on recent debates on casualisation in higher education in both the Scottish Parliament and the House of Lords.

He also foresees possible scientific breakthroughs for building lighter, cheaper and faster-charging batteries for cars; biological breakthroughs to make biofuel production more economical; and even advances in the development of hydrogen fuel cells to run electric motors on cars, resulting in emissions of only water vapor.

An early draft of the plan, which is the blueprint for economic policy through 2005 and will be presented in detail early next year, calls the development of China's west a "herculean, historic task" that must make "breakthroughs in building the infrastructure and preserving the ecological environment" in the next 5 to 10 years.

abiobot – Helps lower the cost and time of scientific breakthroughs by building robots that automate the process.

Such modelling tools also allowed the multi-directional curves of Bilbao to be generated and linked up directly with the manufacturing process, a breakthrough in the building industry at the time.

"Improbable is building breakthrough technologies that are becoming vital and valuable platforms for the global gaming industry," he said.

Benefits of working using the Grand Challenges approach centered on two themes: a) the potential for scientific breakthrough and b) building interdisciplinary collaborations and a community of scholars.

In fact, according to Larry Keeley, author of Ten Types of Innovation: The Discipline of Building Breakthroughs, women approach problems in a holistic and systematic way.

Then, on the ground floor of the Empire State Building, a breakthrough: the Electrosmog meter dropped to zero, and the compass, placed on the floor in the middle of a hallway, read backward — South pointed North.

Industry sources say that this is the most important technological breakthrough since the $900 billion building industry adopted CAD in the 1980s.