Sentence examples for developments devoted from inspiring English sources
In this short review article, we report our recent developments devoted to improving current catalytic pathways toward greener processes and to designing new heterogeneous Pd-based catalysts.
In this review current research and instrumental developments devoted to isotope ratio analysis by LA-ICP-MS in hard and soft biological tissues are described together with some representative applications.
The large and growing field that is developmental cognitive psychology includes several professional societies and a number of peer-reviewed journals (e.g., Journal of Cognition and Development, Cognitive Development) devoted to just this area of research.
Even Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In," a book focused on encouraging women's professional development, devotes a large chunk of its take-home advice to balancing work and family, presuming that, like its author, ambitious women will have both.
It's also worth mentioning that Microsoft far outspends Apple on research and development, devoting nearly $10 billion, or close to 13 percent of revenue, in its most recent fiscal year (the vast majority of this figure stems from development costs, rather than pure research).
The subproject 'Target Development' is devoted to the development of the conceptual design and the core technologies of the plasma-facing target.
New developments are devoted to surface cleaning and low temperature sterilisation.
1994 Ferran forms development team devoted to innovation.
King has built an extensive sales and marketing infrastructure as well as a business development arm devoted to acquiring branded products and companies.
If the development community devoted itself to creating better encryption methods, Snowden added, it could "really crack those solutions and make sure we're safe".
The campaign has already established a research and development lab devoted to the popular street-food dish called tteokbokki, a garlicky, richly spiced dish of rice cakes bathed in red chili paste.
