Following five years of research using cutting edge ground-penetrating scanners, archeologists have discovered that just two miles from Stonehenge, Britain's world famous neolithic monument, lies another collection of standing stones around 12 times the size.
Grinding stone tools makes them stronger and gives them an even cutting edge; the growth of ground tools enabled Neolithic axe-wielders to clear forests for agriculture, fuel, and shelter.
Today's universities, with their access to the world's best academic experts and cutting edge technology, are breeding grounds for innovation.
Everyone from Fatboy Slim and Hot Chip to Sigur Rós and the Flaming Lips have taken the stage(s) here and it's known to be a breeding ground for cutting edge music and a whole lotta glamorous hipsters.
"It is at the cutting edge, and Roberta is breaking new ground".
It wasn't long ago that Dave Eggers appeared at the cutting edge of American literature, breaking new ground with his meta-memoir, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, while his McSweeney's publishing enterprises spawned magazine offshoots in online, DVD and app formats.
The U.S. government will welcome the sale: –It will strengthen the U.S. defense sector at a time when European rivals appeared to be gaining ground by providing cutting edge technology without preconditions.
"Global leaders, such as Cisco and LG, and potential others are integrating cutting edge technologies into this smart city built from the ground up.
The cutting edge in the digital arts is a highly fertile ground for the investigation of creativity and the role of new technologies.
Steel razors were made with ornamental handles, and blades were individually hollow-ground, producing a concave surface behind the cutting edge.
You have robust supply lines, scads of boots on the ground, and, most importantly, big shiny machines that represent the cutting edge of technology and power.
