Sentence examples for decisive advances from inspiring English sources
Prandtl made decisive advances in boundary-layer and wing theories, and his work became the fundamental material of aerodynamics.
Decisive advances in adhesives technology, however, awaited the 20th century, during which time natural adhesives were improved and many synthetics came out of the laboratory to replace natural adhesives in the marketplace.
Synthetic biology has the potential to provide decisive advances in genetic control of metabolic pathways.
Thus, through decisive advances in radiocarbon dating of iron artefacts, the evolution of medieval architectural and engineering thought and action has been more reliably reconstructed.
While synthetic biology was until recently restricted to network assembly and testing in prokaryotes, decisive advances have been achieved in eukaryotic systems based on current availability of different human-compatible transgene control technologies.
With his use of infinite series, coordinates, and graphical interpretations of motion, Oresme was on the brink of a decisive advance beyond the discoveries of Archimedes.
AFRICAN UNION troops in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, claim to have made a decisive advance in the fight against the al-Qaeda-linked Shabab militia.
The draft paper also stressed that the project would "require an immediate and decisive advance in the process of economic, financial and political integration within the euro area".
Post-splash the last round of group action brought 11 goals in four, plus last-minute thrills, Icelandic death-metal commentary hysteria and a decisive advance for cajoling, tyre-changing, sing-songing aggressive imperialist Irish bonhomie.
Spiffing news for our boy from the Far East, where Spectre's $48.1m£31.6m6m) Chinese debut is the country's highest 2D one ever – and a decisive advance on Skyfall's $34.2m bow.
Dr. Perutz's work, however, was delayed by the war, and it was not until 1953 that he made a decisive advance by comparing ordinary hemoglobin crystals with others that had mercury atoms embedded in them.
