Sentence examples for critical advances from inspiring English sources

We foresee critical advances in independent colour and brightness tuning utilizing combinations of surface and bulk LC phenomenon in conjunction with multiple types of electrode configurations.

For N.I.H., there are other critical advances — in areas like Parkinson's, diabetes and forms of cancer — that are slowed by the budget cuts.

Each book focuses on critical advances in research, theory, methods, and applications and is designed to be accessible and informative to nonspecialists and specialists alike.

"We've come to the point when enough critical advances are happening to make the technology truly useful in manufacturing end-use parts," says Tim Gornet, who runs the Rapid Prototyping Center at the University of Louisville.

The keratometer's ability to measure the cornea has allowed it to play a central role in critical advances in ophthalmic history.

In his book "National Security and Nuclear Diplomacy," on his position as the chief nuclear negotiator from 2003 until 2005, Mr. Rowhani defended himself, arguing that all critical advances in the nuclear program were made during the suspension.

The idea of attaching a stone tip to a spear, known as hafting, was a critical advance in hunting.

This multi-device capability and performance from a single integrated cavity platform represents a critical advance for future photonic circuits and systems.

Dr. David Roos, a malaria expert at the University of Pennsylvania, said the gene activity data produced by Dr. DeRisi and Dr. Winzeler were an "absolutely critical advance" that would help other researchers search the falciparum genome for drug and vaccine targets.

Our novel approach allows controlled cell attachment to implant surfaces, representing a critical advance for enhanced biointegration of implantable medical devices.

Jeff Clune, a postdoctoral fellow at Cornell and the project lead, believes this approach is a critical advance over earlier attempts to produce objects and shapes through digital mutation and selection.