Two independent research teams report today in Science that they've taken key strides toward harnessing the energy in sunlight to synthesize chemical fuels.
Between the announcement of the Oculus Mobile SDK and now, the company has already made some key strides in the core tech, including a fix that makes it possible to use the hardware for longer stretches at a time, which changes the kinds of content experiences that are suitable for the hardware.
In short, the war against Big Tobacco has made key strides in many developed countries, where tobacco use is decreasing, and more and more people enjoy legal protection from secondhand smoke.
The stalking synth keys, striding pop-funk groove and 1980s sonic palette of "Ride", and the neatly manicured, loping swing-pop of "I Love Music", resemble a sort of Mormon version of Steely Dan, with their hipster cynicism replaced by a wide-eyed evangelical naïveté.
With my two virtual keys, I strode proudly to my local locksmith.
At key moments, she strode over to Cosby and pointed at him dramatically, but, for the most part, she spoke with the demeanor of an anchor on a nighttime news special: considerate, calibrated, concerned.
I parked, and with key in hand, strode toward my office.
Not five minutes after I pressed the send key, Leah came striding over to my cubicle, slapped down a printed copy of the email, and said, "I don't know how you did that, wise guy.
His latest paper, Democratizing the Electricity System, describes how to blast the roadblocks to distributed renewable energy generation, and how such small-scale renewable energy projects are the key to the biggest strides in renewable energy development.
During the last 20 years, genetic linkage analysis and association studies have made considerable strides toward identifying key molecular contributors to the onset and maintenance of chronic pain.
Stride is the key problem in most long distance runners, your real problem may only be your stride!
