Sentence examples for major technological advances from inspiring English sources
Sir John Beddington, former government chief scientist, agreed that fossil fuel reserves could not continue to be burnt without major technological advances in carbon capture technology, although stopped short of backing the call for divestment.
When most major technological advances take at least 15 years to bed in fully, you could walk away from some sessions feeling they will never take off.
For now, however, these reservoirs remain untapped: the sediments where they tend to form are often unstable and commercial mining projects will require major technological advances.
Since that time, major technological advances have reduced the cost of thermal-power generation, while the cost of developing more remote hydroelectric sites has increased.
The exhibition focuses on three decades of the Victorian period, from 1865 to 1895 "during which time all of the major technological advances were undertaken, resulting in the design of the modern bicycle," Mr. Studenroth said.
Though they never came up with a name for them, an overwhelming number of Americans agree that the last 10 years were almost all for naught — with the exception of most major technological advances.
This indicates a latent market that could expand rapidly following a major technological advance in solar receiver or storage technology.
Finally, progress in mass spectrometry field is coming up with AQUA- and SILAC-based technologies, and development toward single-cell mass spectrometry analysis provides yet another major technological advance essential for the quantitative data generation.
Consider the Picturephone, trumpeted by AT&T at the New York World's Fair in 1964 as a major technological advance.
For the world, concern grew over whether the device had used plutonium rather than enriched uranium – a major technological advance if true.
WikiLeaks represented a major technological advance in the art and mechanism of the leak, and it eliminated the need to spend many secret hours at the copy machine, as Daniel Ellsberg did with the Pentagon Papers.
