Sentence examples for edge of emerging from inspiring English sources

Participation in a standards consortium may put a company on the cutting edge of emerging technologies, and set it apart as an innovator in its field.

Whereas Insomniac stubbornly sticks to what it knows, HARD is ever-changing, always looking for the next sound – From electro to dubstep to trap to nu-garage, they've always on the cutting edge of emerging trends.

Such performances, both public and private, are just the edge of an emerging phenomenon.

They are at the cutting edge of an emerging field: rebuilding the body by growing tissues and organs from stem cells.

The chestnut Arabian mare is at the leading edge of an emerging school of therapy that promises a path to healing that is equally open to survivors of war as to those from broken relationships.

Ariel 1 was launched during the cold war at a time when the UK wanted to show it was at the cutting edge of the emerging field of space science.

Innovative engineered nanomaterials are at the leading edge of rapidly emerging fields of nanobiotechnology and nanomedicine.

These papers represent the leading edge of an emerging subfield of electoral research, which has not only significant practical relevance but also research links with many other fields in political science.

They are the cutting edge of an emerging business model that combines financial success with serving the common good, one that addresses social problems through products and services that are useful, helpful and enhance well-being of this planet's citizens.

The appeal by the cabinet-level officers, followed by Intel's announcement that it would not meet China's deadline, suggests that the standards dispute is being seen by both Silicon Valley and Washington as the leading edge of a broad array of emerging trade disagreements with China.

Mastery of the changing bank of information needed to practice at the cutting edge will require the exploitation of emerging informatics and communication technologies.