Sentence examples for into cutting edge from inspiring English sources

Bush vowed to fund research into cutting edge methods of producing fuel from wood.

Seeing the potential of discarded or natural materials and developing them into cutting edge designs is something that has led Ryan Frank, a South African born furniture designer living and working in East London, to be dubbed a "free-range" designer.

It's part of an ambitious project to push Valparaiso into cutting edge fields like big data, augmented reality and biotechnology.

"Collaborating with Oakley provided Disney with a great opportunity to interpret the aes thetics and themes of TRON: Legacy into cutting edge eyewear for fans to enjoy," said Stephen Teglas, vice president and general manager of Fashion & Home North America at Disney Consumer Products.

Granted, it's hard to demonstrate that these forays into cutting edge science have made a difference.

These reagents can directly feed into cutting edge biochemical and biophysical pipelines, including transcription assays or structural studies based on X-ray crystallography, electron microscopy, or NMR spectroscopy.

An overview of the products of the successive toolmaking industries shows that much effort went into cutting edges in the longitudinal direction of the pieces of flint.

Transition into your cutting edge by leaning back and digging your heels into the water.

The aim is to invest 100percentt of the profits from the festival back into solar power technology projects, in order to help Melbourne transition into a cutting edge, self-sufficient city.

Her novels – which deal with those on the periphery of society, the loners and the lonely, the mentally ill, the addicts – steer clear of moral judgments, and her friend Jeanette Winterson believes she has been "a major force in lifting crime writing out of airport genre fiction and into both cutting edge and mainstream literature".

I think Jyte provides a good look into the cutting edge of online conversation.