Sentence examples for emerging new class from inspiring English sources

Network processors (NPs) are emerging new class of processors that combine programmable ASICs and microprocessors to implement adaptive network services.

Recent advances with the biopolymer design suggest that this emerging new class of gene delivery systems has the potential to address some of the major barriers to efficient, safe and cost-effective gene therapy.

In the past decade, the emerging new class of nanoscale coatings has offered to the material scientists an even more powerful toolbox for the engineering thin film design through a combination of the multilayer concept with new nano-coatings.

Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) have become an emerging new class of anti-cancer agents because of the importance of their targets in tumour proliferation, survival (apoptosis), tumour neoangiogenesis, invasion and metastasis (Blume-Jensen and Hunter, 2001; Shawyer et al, 2002).

Ryabchyn, whose mother is Russian, is just one of a generation of young, western-minded individuals who are part of an emerging new political class in Ukraine.

This is an argument conservatives have made for many years, dating back as far as the political theories of James Burnham, whose 1941 book "The Managerial Revolution" was an early classic on an emerging new governing class, the "bureaucratic elite".

"The EU has put a lot of money into education and manufacturing has gone from strength to strength for many years, generating an economic boom and an emerging, new middle class.

7, 8 Moreover the efficacy of this emerging new drug class is insulin-independent and associated with a reduced risk of hypoglycemia, 9, 10 a characteristic of particular relevance if the compound were to be used in prediabetic patients who may have only moderate hyperglycemia.

Nafta has brought some gains: Mexican mega-farms that live on exports have done well; cities in central Mexico with new manufacturing have seen an emerging new prosperous middle class.

Although its $135m fund is small, Leapfrog is one of the potential stars of what JPMorgan last year described as an emerging new alternative-asset class called "impact investments", designed to yield both a financial return and a broader benefit to society.

During a newspaper strike he wrote his first novel, "There Is a Happy Land" (1957), about life in a Leeds housing project, and in 1958 he quit journalism — temporarily, as it turned out — to write fiction full time, joining an emerging new breed of working-class writers like John Braine and Alan Sillitoe.