Sentence examples for breakthrough causes from inspiring English sources

The onset of breakthrough causes a sharp result in the increase of torque signal and simultaneous roll-off of the feed force signal (shown as stage 3 in Figure 2 [ 18, 19]).

True, the government would be on the hook if a technological breakthrough caused an unanticipated increase in life expectancy.

Rosetta's stone A glide-path to knowledge Stress test ReprintsIn Japan, where female scientists are a rare species, Dr Obokata's apparent breakthrough caused a sensation.

The gas injection alone often resulted in poor sweep efficiency due to the early breakthrough caused by the unfavorable gas oil mobility ratio.

The disagreement over accepting funding from Breakthrough caused Kerr to step down as the observatory's director last November.

The breakthrough caused a panic among the defenders, who largely abandoned the Stop Line at this point; but as Wäckerle had had no time to coordinate his action with other units, it was not further exploited.

The distribution of remaining oil from NMR shows that both CO2 miscible and immiscible injection mainly recover the oil in large-medium sized pores, whereas early gas breakthroughs cause the crude oil in clay micro pores to be difficult to displace.

Logically, you would expect to have to shell out more for the option to buy the technology company's shares, since it is more likely suddenly to announce some whizzy breakthrough that causes its share price to shoot upwards.

The Welsh government assures me that this political breakthrough was caused by an electronic glitch, and I believe them.

I.B.M. executives cautioned that while the breakthrough is cause for scientific excitement, it would not immediately translate into the next generation of disk drives.

Fast breakthrough might cause a long recovery period to enlarge the analysis time.