Keep in mind that while this application process is proceeding, you're being recruited by the private sector, offering better pay, faster advancement, and, most importantly, a position upon graduation rather than a waiting list.
"Helping scientists will produce a virtuous cycle, as they develop new tools that in turn unlock additional opportunities for faster advancement" Molyneux writes.
Research on saving labor of household work and automation for housekeeping robots has gained importance due to the growing population and fast advancement in electronics.
With the fast advancement of material science and engineering, many new materials were developed that could be machined, such as metal matrix composites and silicon wafer materials.
US officials are really worried about the fast advancement of Islamic State fighters in northern Iraq, so much so that they have begun arming the Kurdish peshmerga troops that are attempting to fend off the militants' offensive — a significant shift in US involvement in the country.
The fast advancement of clinical medicine increases the diversity of treatment and care programs.
This effect is self-accelerating: the faster the advancement of the boundary, the higher the receptor density at the boundary, because the boundary advancement then outpaces the diffusion of the receptors into the depleted region to a higher degree.
Fast-moving advancements in conventional engine technologies, however, could change that perception.
They tend to feel more entitled than previous generations, demanding frequent feedback and praise, faster career advancement, and most of all, flexibility to balance their work and private lives.
From GSM to UMTS, the mobile communication technologies, like all the other great inventions in human history, have gone through such fast-paced advancements since the very first day it came to existence that each day we seem to be using a newer, more powerful device than before to talk to people close by or far away.
