Sentence examples for cutting-edge weather from inspiring English sources

From the publisher's description the book is a Crichton-style thriller involving an intrepid, and attractive, meteorologist: Created by secret, cutting-edge weather science, Simone is not just an unnatural disaster she's a weapon.

The Met Office has adopted Noaa's cutting-edge space weather model, WSA-ENLIL, to calculate risk levels for different space weather events.

At a time when extreme weather is on the rise, we believe Americans should have another viable alternative, one devoted to 24/7 weather coverage, cutting-edge technology, great storytelling, and staff of dedicated on-air meteorologists.

Berkeley's CubeSat — officially called CINEMA, or CubeSat for Ions, Neutrals, Electrons, & MAgnetic fields — "will provide cutting-edge magnetospheric science and critical space-weather measurements," according to a description provided by project leader Robert Lin, a professor of physics at Berkeley and former director of the Space Sciences Lab.

(Isherwood) 'Home / Sick' (closes on Sunday) The Assembly, a cutting-edge young theater collective, has painstakingly researched the Weather Underground, a violent and polyamorous Vietnam-era guerrilla group.

According to Fox, "cutting-edge" butterfly science is now studying the effects of extreme weather events which are not identified by broad measures of average temperatures.

This year's teams focused on such cutting-edge ideas as using tobacco as a biofuel and developing a "smart" window that adjusts itself depending on the weather.

Cutting-edge music required cutting-edge visuals.

Its operations are cutting-edge.

Cutting-edge food, of course.

Cutting-edge experimental methods.