Sentence examples for edge of developing from inspiring English sources

Digital broadcasting, Chris Smith, the culture secretary, told television bosses in Cambridge last autumn, "will put the UK at the cutting edge of developing new services, including interactive services, as well as new technologies.

He said: "The UK should be at the cutting edge of developing carbon capture and storage.

They are at the leading edge of developing broadband networks and business-to-business communications.

It may be on the cutting edge of developing self-driving car technology. .

It's a fast, free and convenient solution for farmers on the edge of developing infrastructure, yet marketing the service proved an initial challenge.

Meanwhile, General Motors is on the leading edge of developing the next generation of hybrid and electric cars, led by the Chevy Volt, and is pushing to achieve 125 megawatts of renewable energy use by 2020.

However, sometimes these species and others (e.g. Smilax rotundifolia, Apios americana and Acer rubrum on the forest border; M. Sievers, unpubl. data) are able to persist in the leading edges of developing P. australis patches.

Researchers have known for several years that when fruit fly larvae metamorphose into adults, a gene called fringe produces a protein that tells certain cells to become the wing margin, the leading edge of a developing wing.

It was also noticeable that during the spread of WR there is a prominent "wave front" in the phase image near the edge of the developing plaque (Fig. 3B, Movie S1).

It is conceivable that anosmin-1 concentheses these proteases at the leading edge of the developing tumor, contributing to their infiltration.

In dissected wild-type embryonic kidneys, expression is observed in the peripheral metanephric mesenchyme towards the outer edge of the developing kidney at 12.5 dpc.