Sentence examples for involve advances from inspiring English sources
Existing approaches to improving reliability normally involve advances in modeling and detection to include specific mechanisms to overcome a particular failure or mitigate its effect.
But at half of the 20 or 30, Mr. Loy said, the screening will involve "advanced positive passenger bag match," the agency's phrase for matching bags and passengers on each leg of a flight.
Last year's American Express study found that 42percentt of spending by vacationers that did not involve advance purchases (like air fares) was charged to a credit or debit card, 40percentt was in cash, and 18percentt in money taken from A.T.M.'s, (cash or traveler's checks).
Although stages are not mentioned in some of the previous reports, many cases involve advanced cancers, indicating that CAR only incidentally led to its detection.
The suit involves advances that Interval says were made in Mr Allen's own lab, not someone else's.
Three innovations involving advances in optical spectroscopy (OS) and magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) permit quantifying key compounds in energy metabolism to yield mitochondrial oxidation and phosphorylation fluxes.
Recent new methodologies involving advances in room temperature DNA storage and mutliplexing are allowing direct genotyping of individual field collected larvae from infected people (Shrivastava et al. 2005; Gower et al. 2007).
The American studies involved advanced cancer [ 58] and mixed advanced cancer and organ failure populations, [ 43] while the Ugandan study surveyed advanced AIDS patients using a modified but comparable version of the MVQOLI [ 44].
An advanced degree, comparable to a dog doctorate and known as Hundefuhrerschein II, involves advanced canine concepts such as managing your dog without a leash.
Lens design for relative freedom from aberrations involves advanced computer programming to calculate the geometric parameters of every lens element.
This was a so-called sharashka, an institution for inmates who were highly trained scientists and whose forced labor involved advanced scientific research.
