Sentence examples for description of the progress from inspiring English sources

This paper starts with a description of the progress of a group of trainees as they undergo a training program in solid CAD (Pro/Engineer).

A brief literature review identifying limitations in the flexibility of IAM is followed by a description of the progress achieved with SEAMLESS-IF.

A description of the progress achieved within DELOS (environmental DEsign of LOw-crested coastal defence Structures) EU project in the modelling of wave interaction with low-crested structures (LCS) is presented in this paper.

The chapter proceeds with a review and description of the progress made with regard to three examples of metabolic engineering of plant biosynthetic networks, that is, the artemisinin pathway, the tropane alkaloid pathway, and the morphinan alkaloid pathway.

For a comprehensive description of the progress in biosensors for medical applications with specific emphasis in noninvasive measurement the following book chapter is recommended [ 9].

'Human Embryonic Stem Cells' is the first book solely dedicated to this field, covering all aspects of hES biology, providing a balanced discussion of ethical issues, as well as a detailed description of the progress that has been made in understanding how these cells function.

The reports offer highly factual, succinct descriptions of the progress we all – especially so many of the governments represented here – have made in these areas, and the huge challenges remaining.

Include a clear description of the process designed to award and evaluate progress in pilot projects.

The AUC was chosen as a suitable parameter, because it provides an integrative description of the patient's progress, as well as the difference in the progress between the two study groups.

Next, the full text format was retrieved for the remaining publications and analyzed in relation to their contributions to two areas: the identification of the main progress and challenges of disaster health management in China and the description of such progress and challenges.

Randolph Curtis Rand as the human embodiment of the god gets a lot of laughs when he turns the magnificent opening ode of Euripides, about how the Dionysian cult migrated from Asia to Corinth, into a barely articulate description of its progress up the Mississippi to St . Louis