Sentence examples for devoted to the developments from inspiring English sources
In pursuit of coherent magnetic/semiconductor systems, previous efforts were predominately devoted to the developments of hybrid ferromagnet/semiconductors, in which epitaxial ferromagnet layers grown on lattice matched semiconductors are desirable to reduce detrimental spin scatterings [1, 4, 12, 13].
Even though currently most of the attention is devoted to the developments created by big tech firms (e.g. Google/DeepMind, Facebook, Pinterest), I believe it's the startups that use this (or a similar) approach that will drive the AI disruption wave in both enterprise and consumer markets — and some are already doing just that.
However, despite the publication of several excellent papers on process synthesis, such as Nishida et al. [AIChE J. 27 (3) (1981) 321], Westerberg [Comput. Chem. Eng. 13 (4–5) (1989) 365], and Johns [Chem. Eng. Progr. (2001) 59], there is a lack of an up-to-date overview paper devoted to the developments of conceptual process synthesis.
Look, too, at the time and energy Boots devoted to the development of a pharmaceuticals division.
I'm concerned that this administration is not fully devoted to the development of a antiballistic missile system that will work.
The state has created its first business park devoted to the development of energy technologies that emit little or no pollution, officials announced Monday.
Bush also made plain what Clintonites know but won't admit: "This administration is not fully devoted to the development of an antiballistic missile system that will work".
Le Chatelier's career was largely devoted to the development of a systematic approach to organizing the relationship between science and industrial production.
Chapter 4 is devoted to the development, with Russian aid, of the Hongqi (Red Flag) limousine in China in the late '50s.
Pearson, likewise, was intensely devoted to the development of a mathematical theory of evolution, and he became an acerbic advocate for eugenics.
Obviously, resources devoted to the development and diffusion of driverless technologies are finite.
