Recently, the "omics" technologies have fuelled rapid progress in deciphering the last secret of strictosidine biosynthesis, the central precursor opening biosynthetic routes to several thousand MIA compounds.
Sponsored events such as the Shiraz-Persepolis Festival of Arts, which ran from 1967 to 1977, fuelled the progress of the Iranian art scene.
The country's economic expansion, which averaged 5.5% in the last four years and fuelled the progress of neighbouring economies, appeared to prove that vigorous growth is possible in Africa even without mineral or fossil resources.
So it's no surprise that the injection of $83 million in stimulus funds has fuelled new progress on Moynihan Station, the long-mooted replacement for New York City's ugly, oppressive Pennsylvania Station.The new station is named after the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a legendary politician who represented New York in the US Senate for a quarter-century.
Hopper claimed that Easy Rider put coke on the map of mainstream US, but for him it was just another ingredient in the mix of booze, speed, pot and acid that fuelled his progress from bohemian to beatnik to hippy to casualty of the counterculture of which he was an icon.
Each episode reveals how maps developed and how technological advances fuelled the progress of map-making.
It is one of a number of ITV deals to buy production companies, which have helped revive its studios business, fuelling the group's progress despite sluggish advertising markets.
Asia Pacific, which Havas said was "fuelled by excellent progress in China", saw growth of 10.3% – although revenues were just €19m.
The advent of molecular genetics – fuelled by the progress in DNA sequencing technologies and publication of the landmark Human Genome Project over a decade ago – has had a major impact on our understanding of the architecture of disease, opening up the prospect of personalized medicine based upon knowledge of an individual's genetic variants.
It is also fuelled by major progress that has been made in our understanding of Greek Hellenistic philosophy, and by recent developments in contemporary ethics, such as a renewed interest in the theory of emotions, roles and relationships, and the fellowship of all human beings.
The rapid and continuing progress in gene discovery for complex diseases is fuelling interest in the potential application of genetic risk models for clinical and public health practice.
