Sentence examples for exactly a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
And his film, though not exactly a breakthrough, since it mirrors a certain kind of sixties movie we all used to go to when we got fed up with Hollywood, is at least a genuine attempt to find out what has happened to another drop-out generation at a different time.
It's not exactly a breakthrough feature (though it's pretty adorable), but it's a clear demonstration of a lot of the work that's been going on in the backend to make Alexa smarter and more conversational.
It is not exactly a breakthrough in cultural criticism to point out that nowadays our world is filling itself up more and more with distractions that take us out of the moment and into other spaces.
That makes using these watches easier at times, but it's not exactly a revolutionary breakthrough.
The U.S. ended up pulling together a kind of unofficial side agreement that recognized the need to stay below a two-degree increase in global temperature, initiated a process through which countries could voluntarily log their own commitments, and pledged a lot of money that has not yet materialized -- not exactly a major breakthrough.
If that cost could be cut by a couple orders of magnitude, AI would be unfettered from its banks of parallel processors and free to inhabit practically any device — which is exactly what XNOR.ai, a breakthrough at the Allen Institute for AI, makes possible.
Understanding exactly why this is such a breakthrough requires a quick tour of computer music's limitations, however.
But the EFF's new dumbed-down strategy could be exactly what opponents of unlimited, unaccountable surveillance need for a breakthrough.
Nkala was a breakthrough.
