Sentence examples for earliest advances from inspiring English sources

The earliest advances in catalytic asymmetric fluorination were made by exploiting transition metal enolates, capable of a bidentate mode of coordination to a metal.

Other global markets also climbed, but gave up early advances near the close.

On the whole, however, this was a period of consolidation of earlier advances.

His name is associated by many with early advances in programming and software architecture.

Early advances in transportation -- roads, wheels, boats -- were used to do deals (when they weren't used to fight wars).

He was manager of the Corporal rocket project, which brought about important early advances in guidance and communication techniques.

None of the medications currently approved to treat addiction are perfect, and in many ways they are the products of some of our earlier advances in neuroscience.

Dr. Richard J. Wyatt, chief of the neuropsychiatry branch at the National Institute of Mental Health who made early advances in the study and treatment of schizophrenia, died on June 7 in Washington.

The concept owed more to golf club design than cricket and the pair's early advances were rebuffed by a host of other manufacturers.

Uzbekistan adopted what it called a more gradual approach to avoid social upheaval, but in practice this has meant very timid reforms or even backtracking on earlier advances.

Despite the earlier advances of PDE surfaces, previous PDE-based techniques exhibit certain difficulties such as lack of interactive sculpting capabilities and restrained topological structure of modeled objects.