Sentence examples for local breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

The saving of time that was achieved in this way usually permitted local breakthroughs to be quickly repaired, as happened at Cambrai in 1917.

Repeated flood events during rainy seasons erode the fillings and create cascades of local "hydraulic breakthroughs" with the consequence of increasing seepage.

Four centuries ago locals made breakthroughs in harpoon technology and the use of nets to slow down migrating whales.

Taiji has been organising whale hunts ever since locals made breakthroughs 400 years ago in harpoon technology and in the use of nets to slow down whales migrating along this rocky coast.

Within the flow domain, local uranium breakthrough curves exhibited a wide range of behaviors.

By seeking from 100 starting points in the response surface changes, the best local maximum breakthrough time out of 34 solutions was found to be 653.9 min when the independent variables retained at 2.0 g AiBP dose, 2000.0 µg L−1 initial As III) concentrations, and 3.0 mL min−1 flow rate at maximum desirability value of 0.969.

At a time when technological breakthrough, local efficiency of tools and decisions are taking place, such kind of projects and ideas can possibly seem "natural" and "progressive" for at least a part of social groups.

12.23pm: Farage says Ukip has not yet made a breakthrough in local elections.

The UK Independence Party has also begun its push for a breakthrough in local government.

France's National Front is expected to score well in this month's European election, following a breakthrough at local polls in March.

In May, one of the party's Euro MPs, Marta Andreasen, called for him to quit for a second time, arguing he had "abjectly failed" to bring about a breakthrough in local elections in England.