Sentence examples for important technical advances from inspiring English sources
Despite some important technical advances, there is still no workable system of missile defenses and no realistic prospect of an effective system any time soon.
It is fair to say that no one has made more important technical advances in this area than Rick, but it is also fair to say that there is still a very long way to go before the truly revolutionary advances that he sought are likely to be achieved.
Three dimensional terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and airborne laser scanning (ALS) possibly represent the most important technical advances in measurement and monitoring techniques relevant to forest observational studies.
Lipid nanoparticles (liposomes) were first described in 1965, and several work have led to development of important technical advances like triggered release liposomes and drug-loaded liposomes.
In the course of the trial important technical advances allowing epidural extraction of free-fragment disc herniation was incorporated into the trial.
This procedure is similar to ROLLOFF, but ALDER makes two important technical advances that significantly improve the robustness of the fitting.
It was immediately assumed that, once achieved, multitasking represented an important technical advance over "single-tasking" machines.
"It's an important technical advance, but nothing to be horribly alarmed about" in terms of military capabilities, said Jonathan McDowell, a Harvard astronomer who tracks global rocket launchings and space activity.
One important technical advance we bring out in this work is the system to selectively expand SOX9+ BCs in a feeder-free condition.
Altogether, despite some minor technical issues, we did not want to withhold this important technical advance from publication, since we are convinced, that it will have a considerable impact on worldwide training in POC-US.
Other reports describe an important technical advance for the study of individual symbionts in complex ecosystems and the engineering of a new small molecule, inspired by the genetic diversity of symbiotic cyanobacteria that live in a marine invertebrate.
