Sentence examples for cutting edge of developing from inspiring English sources

Digital broadcasting, Chris Smith, the culture secretary, told television bosses in Cambridge last autumn, "will put the UK at the cutting edge of developing new services, including interactive services, as well as new technologies.

He said: "The UK should be at the cutting edge of developing carbon capture and storage.

It may be on the cutting edge of developing self-driving car technology. .

Nielsen said Vestas is on the cutting edge of new technology, developing three new blades recently for low-wind markets.

If they want a conference where attendees can learn about what's going on at the cutting edge of the field, develop new collaborations, and, overall, do better science, he says, then attracting a diverse crowd of both speakers and attendees is the best way to achieve those goals.

While some are not yet complete – or even built – these five locations showcase the cutting edge of urban planning, both in developing new parts of an existing metropolitan area and building entirely new towns.

"The Real Roseanne Show" is not the cutting edge of comedy; it is a genre developed by others that Ms. Barr has latched on to to jump start her career.

As consumers and businesses begin to focus on what form the next generation of computing may take beyond our current era of the smartphone, startups developing at the cutting edge of these concepts are attracting some major attention from investors.

He developed relationships with new grassroots organisations on the cutting edge of environmental change.

Turning with rotary tool is a newly developed alternative of conventional turning process in which cutting edge of a round insert rotates about its axis, so that a continuously indexed cutting edge is fed into the cutting zone.

"That was the cutting edge of knowledge".