Sentence examples for frontier in terms of from inspiring English sources
"We're like pioneers of this new frontier, in terms of a place like Netflix making its own shows.
"So yeah, that's part of our plan, to expand the whole digital frontier in terms of wearables, and go from what we say is tens of millions of users – right now there's 25 million Nike+ users – to hundreds of millions".
"The cellphone is really the next frontier in terms of what will be the next big win in software," said Richard Monson Haefel, a senior analyst at the Burton Group, an industry research group based in Midvale, Utah.
"We see Africa as the new frontier in terms of counterterrorism and counternarcotics issues," said Jeffrey P. Breeden, the chief of the D.E.A.'s Europe, Asia and Africa section.
Engineering antigens to target them in exosomes represents the last frontier in terms of nanoparticle-based vaccines.
Technology upgrading (measured by increase of turbine size) and catch-up (measured by decrease in the distance to the world technology frontier in terms of turbine size) are used to measure advances in technology level.
The new frontiers strategy, in terms of sharing borderline headache disorders with other disciplines than those usual ones, must be favored and encouraged with ad hoc partnerships.
The efficiency of the health facilities below the efficiency frontier is measured in terms of their distance from the frontier.
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All three modes of cyberspace mapping create innovative forms of representation and have expanded the frontiers of cartography in terms of what is mappable and how users interact with maps.
In the German national consciousness, the autobahn transcends issues of engineering; it is to Germans what the frontier is to Americans, in terms of heritage and self-image.
