Sentence examples for groundbreaking process from inspiring English sources

The ruling was the last major hurdle in the groundbreaking process.

A groundbreaking process that targets and kills bowel cancer cells has been discovered by researchers at Queen's University Belfast.

Moon Crescent's groundbreaking process is part of a larger trend that is gradually changing the computer graphics landscape, making it cheaper and faster to create convincing and engaging computer animation and effects.

Divorcing parents could be denied contact with their children if they try to turn them against their former partner, under a "groundbreaking" process being trialled by the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass).

Conferring biomass hydrolysis activity on yeast through genetic engineering has paved the way for the development of groundbreaking processes for producing liquid fuels and commodity chemicals from lignocellulosic biomass.

Faculty at Florida A&M University patented groundbreaking processes for HIV/AIDS treatment.

Eisenstein also was a student of filmmaker and theorist Lev Kuleshov, who formulated the groundbreaking editing process called montage at the world's first film school, the All-Union Institute of Cinematography in Moscow.

Cornell/Technion's proposal was among the many strong proposals that were submitted to the City from a number of world-class institutions around the globe as part of the City's groundbreaking competitive process.

It reports that researchers have come up with a "groundbreaking therapeutic process that can target and kill bowel cancer cells" and that it could "improve survival rates for bowel cancer patients globally".

Using LCA creates opportunities with customer engagement, internal awareness, and external regulatory cognizance, as well as captures the full value of innovative product development programs like Eastman GEM™ technology, Eastman's groundbreaking enzymatic catalysis process.

Melis et al. (2000) proposed a groundbreaking two-stage process for temporally separating the hydrogen and oxygen components of the photosynthetic pathway: cells are grown as normal in a sulfur-replete media and then in a second non-growth stage, partial deactivation of the oxygen-evolving photosystem II (PSII) occurs in response to sulfur-deprivation.