Sentence examples for great advanced from inspiring English sources

Anticipating things like braking, applying the accelerator, or anticipating turns, Nissan could develop great advanced driver assistance (ADAS) features, or it could help bridge the gap between semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles more safely.

In actuality, they are as anti-business, for "Hamilton" is a very successful all-American cultural business, as they are antithetical to a great, advanced democracy.

In World War I this "great advanced citadel of France" became, in Winston Churchill's phrase, "the anvil upon which French manhood was to be hammered to death".

The present case was type E4 or greater advanced bile duct injury with RHA injury; the left hepatic duct and hepatic ducts of the right anterior and posterior sections were completely disconnected.

19 The present study similarly showed that the NHAP patients had a greater advanced age and lower functional status than CAP patients.

The Dyson Cool AM06 is certainly a great, technologically advanced fan.

It is also a short distance from Ho'okipa Beach Park, great for advanced surfers, and the cliffs overlooking the infamous surf break known as "Jaws", where some of the world's biggest waves are ridden.

The Fujifilm camera listed above is great for advanced users, but the Sony NEX-5T is an affordable mirrorless interchangeable lens camera that fits the needs of much more novice and general photographers.

Gender disparity was greater in advanced science courses than advanced mathematics courses, and collectively, gender gap in CTE-STEM courses increased greater than advanced mathematics and advanced science courses across years.

Artists have always been apprenticed by other artists, and since the Renaissance many greats received advanced training in Roman and Parisian academies.

Maximal dynamic strength can be associated with sporting excellence or success in Brazilian jiu-jitsu athletes because studies have shown that 1RM performance for the bench press was greater in advanced or elite than in non-advanced or non-elite athletes [25, 31] (Table 5).