Sentence examples for large research and development from inspiring English sources
An X-ray detector system for macromolecular crystallography based on a large area charge-coupled device (CCD) sensor has been developed as part of a large research and development programme for advanced X-ray sensor technology, funded by industry and the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (PPARC) in the UK.
He recently headed a large research and development effort funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in the USA (FEMA), to develop a computer model of the impact of earthquakes on the central eight states in the USA.
She said that Sun and I.B.M.'s cultures would mesh in their commitment to large research and development projects.
And arguably, despite their large research and development budgets, it's not multinational companies that are best set to innovate; it's the smaller, more agile firms that supply them.
The large research and development team assembled by Mr. Premji would later offer technology services, billed by the hour, to big American companies like Intel and Texas Instruments.
In addition, firms within an industry that have large research and development budgets tend to experience the most rapid technological progress.
Introduced in 2010, Schick Hydro culminated what the brand claimed was its largest research and development investment ever.
But it is the largest research and development contract for Honeybee, which employs about two dozen people, since it was founded in 1983.
With the costs of drug research and development rising rapidly, Japanese makers -- which have traditionally focused on improving existing medicines rather than developing new ones -- are falling behind their foreign rivals, which have much larger research and development budgets.
Current and potential competitors have greater name recognition and established relationships in the health care industry, larger sales forces, established distribution networks, larger research and development budgets, and more marketing muscle.
She was 30-year-old Dr Zeynep Kurban - a physicist at the UK's largest research and development laboratory - who's been involved in the organisation of the protests.
