Sentence examples for driving the progress of from inspiring English sources
Moving, film by film, through Hitchcock's considerable corpus, "Hitchcock/Truffaut" revealed that Hitchcock, widely considered to be a box-office pigeon, wasn't just the master that the New Wave critics had suspected but also a formal pioneer driving the progress of a young popular art.
This finding suggests that the impacts of flooding in 2011 also play a part in driving the progress of flood risk reduction and resilience building efforts.
The mechanisms driving the progress of ATC are not completely understood.
It carried a total of six picosatellites: the Aerospace pair plus four others, three of which were built by students at Santa Clara University and one by amateur radio enthusiasts.Besides ease of access to launches, the other trend that is driving the field of miniature satellites is progress in MEMS technology.
In spite of the progress, however, due to important confounding factors, the dynamics driving the emergence of metastatic variants in patients is poorly understood.
Just ponder the progress of self-driving cars being allowed in the streets or where 23andme will finally be allowed to innovate… and think twice before you hope to legally operate your bitcoins-by-drones startup from Los Altos.
Evolutionary "progress" is often perceived as the acquisition of new functions, resulting from mutations driving the appearance of new genes, or at least new functions in existing genes.
Google updates the world monthly on the progress of its self-driving car project, and this month's update includes the usual stats, like over 2,230,175 miles driven in autonomous mode, as well as an explainer on how the cars handle a tricky task: multi-point turning.
Necessity is the mother of invention and has always been a vital key to the progress of humanity, with science as one of the major driving forces.
Iraqi forces have made progress in driving the Islamic State group out of rural areas and small villages, but populated areas like Tikrit could prove a greater challenge.
