Our world-leading development and environmental clout are multiplied by our membership of the EU, which drives pioneering good practice on a global scale.
The philosophy that had driven pioneers like Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, California, and Gramercy Tavern, in Manhattan — that food should be as local and seasonal and simple as possible — was becoming widely embraced in New York, and in Brooklyn especially.
The US retains most of the expertise in machine learning, driven by pioneering universities such as MIT and the Silicon Valley.
"The emergence of underground club culture in New York, London, Chicago, Paris and Northern Italy was driven by pioneering DJs playing a wildly diverse soundtrack to a passionate, dance driven and open minded audience," he says.
That would boost innovations such as hybrid drives, pioneered by Toyota, which are now slowly making their way on to the market.
Such regulatory region switching is commonly observed during cellular differentiation and development (Nord et al., 2013) and is often driven by pioneering factors like FoxA transcription factors (reviewed in Zaret and Carroll, 2011).
This foundation was expanded by the Renaissance that began in Italy and later by political, cultural and technological developments driven by pioneers in primarily Britain, France and Germany — all of which spread to the rest of Europe.
It's how most white wines used to be made but its renaissance is relatively recent, driven by pioneers such as Josko Gravner and Stanko Radikon in Friuli, north-east Italy.
This will be accomplished by nimble harvesting vessels driven by pioneers of this new life on the water.
Gene drive pioneer Kevin Esvelt calls gene drives "an experiment where if you screw up, it affects the whole world".
