Sentence examples for example of a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Of course, projecting what's yet to come in consumer tech is nearly impossible, but Google Glass seemed like a perfect example of a breakthrough on the verge.
Her performance on the floor was the most obvious example of a stunning breakthrough.
Patrick Lyden, a neurologist at the University of California, San Diego, says the "rigorous" study shows that tPA is a rare example of a medical breakthrough that "not only saves lives and disability, but also saves money".
CRISPRs (clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats) discovery and a path to its application in genetic engineering is a perfect example of such breakthrough, which is comparable to the discovery of the polymerase chain reaction or development of the next-generation sequencing technology.
But his example of a working-class author's breakthrough with a novel about "the machinations of the ruling class" misses an important point.
The example of neighboring Austria demonstrates the possibility of a breakthrough for xenophobic nationalism if mainstream conservatism falters.
DARPA is a superb example of a government organization dedicated to creating breakthrough technology.
Breakthrough is an example of a quality improvement collaborative (QIC).
But Mrs. Fukushima's breakthrough is a rare example of a company that has successfully tapped what some economists call Japan's most underused resource: women.
In the past few years there have been many examples of players making a breakthrough in a grand slam only to struggle to cope thereafter.
