Sentence examples for breakthroughs achieved from inspiring English sources
The other means became apparent between February and April 1951, following breakthroughs achieved at Los Alamos.
The investigation examined a number of supposed vital breakthroughs achieved in the war on terror through the use of mistreatment, and finds the claims to range from being highly exaggerated to totally false.
The breakthroughs achieved by Ms. Cashin and designers like Claire McCardell, Vera Maxwell, Anne Klein and Anne Fogarty still influence the way women dress, and paved the way for the success of American designers like Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan and Calvin Klein.
In this article, I will discuss the major breakthroughs achieved in combining omics and clinical health data in terms of their application to personalized medicine.
With a track record like the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum WEFF) - peace deals struck, political breakthroughs achieved, massive aid projects launched, wars averted, or at least the global agenda set - expectations are high.
The breakthroughs achieved in the field of nanoscience are mainly attributable to the changes in the properties of materials as they are reduced to the size of nanometer from their bulk form.
"The breakthrough achieved by abstract art," she added, opened "a previously unimaginable realm of creative freedom" for artists and architects.
Supporters on either side have understandably spared no time in heralding it as a "historic breakthrough" achieved against the backdrop of negotiations that appeared agonisingly close to failure.
"Requiem," a stunning new piece by Ms. Buglisi on the program that opened the troupe's season on Tuesday at the Joyce Theater, is typical of the creative breakthrough achieved by this husband-and-wife team in the last three years.
The use of dye sensitization in photovoltaics has received a great interest after the breakthrough achieved by Grätzel et al. [9], in the early 1990s.
A recent technology breakthrough achieved by Broadband Access Systems (BAS), a Westborough, Mass.-based startup, could bring an end to the world-wide-waits that have plagued many cable networks.
