Sentence examples for breakthrough to make from inspiring English sources

Our approach has made a breakthrough to make 3D decomposition available on distributed multi-GPU systems.

"They innovate, but there's been no enormous breakthrough to make people say they're going to double their revenue".

The combined determination of earthy musty compounds and fragrances in water would be a breakthrough to make the traditional organoleptic evaluation of the water quality stricter and safer for the analyst.

It's a wild proposal and, seemingly, the stuff of science fiction often tossed around in certain Silicon Valley circles — create a startup focused on a medical breakthrough to make us live forever — or at least much, much longer than we currently do.

Here are five strange scientific breakthroughs to make you think.

The rationale is sound: it takes fundamental breakthroughs to make a real difference in medicine.

And there is no prospect of any technological breakthroughs to make aviation dramatically more efficient and cleaner in the near future.In some ways the industry is a victim of its own success.

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.

Originally, Obama was proposing just spending billions of dollars on various research programs to eventually develop breakthroughs to make such trips cheaper and faster.

Niels Bohr, the father of atomic physics, ascribed his breakthroughs to "making my mistakes faster than others".

"A scientific breakthrough is to make functional cells that cure a diabetic mouse, but a major medical breakthrough is to be able to manufacture at large enough scale the functional cells to treat all diabetics.