Sentence examples for distributed breakthrough from inspiring English sources

They distributed breakthrough early work from Ben Wheatley (Down Terrace), Sarah Polley (Away From Her) and Luca Guadagnino (I Am Love) as well as Noah Baumbach's Frances Ha, and a variety of genre titles such as Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus, Camp Hell and The Fall of the Essex Boys.

If only we could make a breakthrough in clean, distributed power — an E.T. revolution — it could drive the I.T. revolution into every forgotten corner of the world to create jobs, light up schools and tap the innovative prowess of rural populations, like India's 700 million villagers.

Compared with Case 1 (evenly distributed perforation), the redistribution of perforating density changes both the breakthrough location and breakthrough time simultaneously.

But the Liberal Democrat surge is too evenly spread to achieve a breakthrough, while the Labour vote is distributed most efficiently.

Our approach has made a breakthrough to make 3D decomposition available on distributed multi-GPU systems.

However, the same ideology could act as a brake if, one day, a technological breakthrough brings in a still better technology that makes distributed control obsolete.

Al Afaleg stated that no correlation or even simulation study has the capability to predict the estimation of critical production rate and breakthrough time if the fracture network is not accurately distributed.

A real breakthrough occurred when it was discovered that mitochondrial dysfunction is unevenly distributed in tissues and that mtDNA point mutations and deletions accumulate in some single cells.

Recent phylogenetic breakthroughs have placed this parasite within a highly divergent and globally distributed eukaryotic lineage that has been designated a new taxonomic order, Mikrocytida.

And breakthroughs in advanced batteries are poised to enable the mass adoption of distributed and intermittent renewables, while giving companies and individuals the opportunity to help ease strains on the grid during periods of high-energy demand.

In addition, the non-uniformly distributed viscosity of the spent acid leads to the sharp drop of the pressure difference in the vicinity of breakthrough.