Sentence examples for generation of breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

And if U.S. government labs, university departments and corporate researchers aren't already on top of the next generation of breakthroughs, the country will very likely fall behind in 10 or 20 years when those innovations become marketable products.

This served as a segue, actually, to his initial thesis, which was that people like himself aren't the ones who will bring be making the next generation of breakthroughs happen.

"Repealing the tax will provide medical technology innovators with the long-term certainty necessary to support future job growth and sustainable, cutting-edge R&D that will ultimately lead to the next generation of breakthroughs in patient care and treatment," said Scott Whitaker, president and CEO of the Advanced Medical Technology Association.

But, in deference to reality, the President spent a few moments discussing the economic benefits, citing the usual list of innovations that we owe to nasa and promising that his plan would lead to a new generation of "technological breakthroughs".

The topic of AI has been a primary focus for Intel's Brian Krzanich, as he works to expand the chipmaker's scope from PCs to the next generation of technology breakthroughs.

The JOBS Act has the potential to stimulate important capital formation which will allow entrepreneurs to continue working toward delivering the next generation of medical breakthroughs to patients who need them.

Didn't our great state universities, going back to Lincoln, help working class kids to realize the American Dream and provide generations of research breakthroughs?

Experimental results indicated that core length is a critical parameter in determining the optimum WAG process, and that a minimum core length of 29 cm is required to insure the generation of miscibility before breakthrough in CO2 WAG flooding experiments.

Those missions hold the greatest potential for the next generation of scientific and technological breakthroughs.

One of the projects of the lab is the generation of organoids, a new breakthrough investigative mechanism for pancreatic cancer.

The idea for the Turing Institute, which was set up in 2015 by five UK universities, is to play a role here, says Blake, by training PhD students, and via its clutch of research fellows who, the hope is, will help form the next generation of academics powering new AI breakthroughs.