Sentence examples for cutting-edge case from inspiring English sources
"I mean that's the ethos of the place is that you want to do the cutting-edge case".
More cutting edge cases of material models are so-called model organisms: organisms used in the life sciences as stand-ins for other organisms (Ankeny 2009, Ankeny and Leonelli 2012 and Leonelli 2010).
The Dia Art Foundation has long supported cutting-edge art (case in point: it owns Robert Smithson's earthwork "Spiral Jetty").
By The New Yorker November 4, 2010 The Dia Art Foundation has long supported cutting-edge art (case in point: it owns Robert Smithson's earthwork "Spiral Jetty").
It's cutting-edge and, in some cases, high Technicolor, from the in-suite industrial-boudoir bathrooms (think deep rectangular cement tubs) to exotic furnishings (lounge in a living room with a stuffed Bengal tiger, mock-tortoise sofa, and giant live palm).
Top UK divorce lawyer Ayesha Vardag is the Managing Director of Vardags, a leading London law firm dealing with high-net-worth and cutting-edge divorce and family cases.
It draws on cutting-edge theory illustrated with compelling case studies and descriptions of practical strategies.
And that Hamas' offensive against Israel's cutting-edge weaponry may be a case of relying heavily on guerrilla tactics in place of a legitimate military force.
And that Hamas's offensive against Israel's cutting-edge weaponry may be a case of relying heavily on guerrilla tactics in place of a legitimate military force.
However, in case their cutting-edge technology ran into difficulties, NASA demanded that PE sub-contract to Kodak to construct a back-up mirror using traditional mirror-polishing techniques.
That is, one of the important roles for interdisciplinary education efforts is to help students develop the kind of flexible adaptive expertise that will prepare students to solve a range of complex problems and work with scientists trained from a variety of perspectives as is increasingly becoming the case in cutting-edge research fields.
