Sentence examples for is a key development in from inspiring English sources

High performance low-cost vacuum glazing is a key development in the move to more energy-efficient buildings.

Chris Hayward, chairman of planning and transport at the City of London Corporation said: "This decision to continue with what is a key development in the City of London's eastern cluster demonstrates the high level of investor confidence in London's future growth".

"The NSF award is a key development in our vision for TMT," said Henry Yang, chancellor of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and chair of the TMT Collaborative Board, in a press statement.

"There's a combination of abstraction and the figure, usually but not exclusively through photomontage, which is a key development in the late 20s and 30s where the recognisable photographic figure is brought into an abstract composition, and that is both immediately legible and avant-garde – and continues to be extremely influential today in design terms," he says.

The discovery of non-uraninite forms of U IV) in bioreduced field sediments is a key development in the field of uranium bioremediation because these species are less stable than uraninite in the presence of dissolved carbonate species and oxygen.

Improvements in irradiation performance of cladding and duct alloys have been a key development in moving these fuel designs toward higher-burnup potential.

They were a key development in the field of machine learning.

He was pianist on several Mingus recordings, including Pithecanthropus Erectus, which was a key development in the movement towards freer collective improvisation in jazz.

Of note they discover a functional enhancer for Gli3 that is retained in tetrapods but not seen in chondricthians that they argue has been a key development in the evolution of limbs.

The recognition that cancer is not a single entity, rather that different cancers have different causes and trajectories, has been a key development in the scientific understanding of cancer.

'Sims' are a key development tool in the arsenal of grand-prix teams from the top of the grid downwards.