Sentence examples for make fundamental progress from inspiring English sources
At Stanford, researchers are hoping to make fundamental progress in mobile robotics, building machines that can carry out tasks around the home, like the current generation of robotic floor vacuums, only more advanced.
Although experimental progress has been made, fundamental constitutive laws of flow and thermo-hydraulic-mechanical-chemical (THMC) coupling presently are not being considered adequately in reservoir engineering and plant operation in fractured environments.
It makes fundamental economic sense.
"In this grand coalition, the German government was not able to really reach compromises and make progress on the fundamental issues.
It may turn out that the technological capabilities that allow us to isolate quantum systems by shielding them from the effects of decoherence for a period of time long enough to manipulate them will also allow us to make progress in some fundamental problems in the foundations of quantum theory itself.
Analysts said that though the group continues to make good progress, there has been no fundamental change that would account for the rally.
He makes progress, but slow progress.
"That's fundamental, essential, and there's no way to make ultimate progress unless they make that decision," he said in a news conference in Seoul.
For all that, the capacity of synthetic biology to make progress in the most fundamental areas of knowledge must not be neglected, when, for example, it concerns distinguishing between contingency hypotheses, or physicochemical constraint hypotheses to explain the universality of a phenomenon.
In other words, to make any progress, we need to win the argument on a more fundamental level.
