Sentence examples similar to extending breakthrough from inspiring English sources

If I'm really lucky and someone comes up with a major life-extending breakthrough, 40 years.

And in our manifesto, we announced a breakthrough policy: extending the Right to Buy to housing association tenants.

Suppose that in 50 years a great breakthrough extends the average lifespan by hundreds of years.

But as chip designers race ever closer to the limits of silicon, pressure to extend this year's breakthroughs in molecular electronics will only intensify.

Throughout history, some of the greatest successes in development have come from extending the reach of scientific and technological breakthroughs to those who lacked access.

It is one of the extraordinary medical breakthroughs in the field, which are extending life by years and providing near-natural movement for those who have lost limbs.

The ripples from Yang's breakthrough have extended far and wide.

The doping of Ta2O5 films with a proper element or its mixing with another high-k dielectric as a breakthrough to extend the potential of Ta2O5 toward meeting the criteria for future technological nodes is discussed.

The mono-continuum advection-dispersion equation (mADE) is commonly regarded as unsuitable for application to media that exhibit rapid breakthrough and extended tailing associated with diffusion between high and low permeability regions.

Application of the latter to previously published studies of systems that exhibit early breakthrough and extended tailing shows that the upscaled mADE model is able to describe the observed behavior with reasonable accuracy given only known physical parameters for the systems without any model calibration.

When Jonathan Swift wrote "Gulliver's Travels," in the early eighteenth century, a series of apparent scientific and medical breakthroughs had created a new optimism about the prospects of extending life.