Sentence examples for enormous developments from inspiring English sources

There have been enormous developments taking place within hardware incubators as part of a larger transformation in the making of all things.

During the last decade, there have been enormous developments in utilizing the power of nanotechnology in various fields including biomedical sciences.

In 1942 Menger introduced the notion of probabilistic metric space (briefly, PM space), and since then enormous developments in the theory of probabilistic metric space have been made in many directions [13 15].

While enormous developments in electron optics and the design of in-situ cells have been made, leading to significant improvements in achievable resolution [5 7], there still exist many challenges associated with capturing dynamic processes with high temporal-resolution.

Machine learning, broadly defined as the ability for computers to learn patterns from data without being explicitly programmed, has seen enormous developments in the past decade, particularly also in the subfields of image recognition and natural language comprehension.

Li had found a developer who was willing to donate land in an enormous development south of the city for the new school campus.

"It's a very special moment in the life of the city; there is an enormous development effort that many find controversial.

In the early 1980s he initiated an enormous development in southwest Austin — it started at 2,700 acres, growing to 4,000 — called the Circle C Ranch.

Shaikh Hamad al-Thani, the emir of Qatar, has embarked on an enormous development drive to secure his tiny kingdom's future.

Omónia, in the heart of Athens, is a working-class district of six- and eight-story concrete high-rises built in the nineteen-sixties on the bones of old garden houses, in an enormous development scheme that Athenians now regret.

At 1,972ft, the Royal Mecca Clock Tower, opened earlier this year, soars over the surrounding Grand Mosque, part of an enormous development of skyscrapers that will house five-star hotels for the minority of pilgrims rich enough to afford them.