Sentence examples for maturity that allows from inspiring English sources
Whole-body in vivo fluorescence imaging has not yet reached a state of maturity that allows its routine use in the scope of large-scale pre-clinical studies.
On the other hand, Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) systems have reached an age of maturity that allows for their utilization towards tackling dynamic market conditions and aligning SC management focus with sustainability considerations.
The discipline of Complexity Science, which crystallized in the 1980s with the creation of the Santa Fe Institute, is finally reaching a level of maturity that allows for commercial applications at scale.
Thanks to the various testbed research contributions, the knowledge in MIMO communication has reached a level of maturity that allows proceeding to the development of fully integrated transceivers that are compliant to standards that were created for mass products.
But she may face a Hague Convention loophole: a country may refuse to return an "abducted child" if the child objects and has reached an age or level of maturity that allows the court to consider the child's views.
We develop a maturity that allows us to take exquisite care of our hearts by checking for compatibility, values, if we are heading in the same direction in life, if we can communicate easily, which sets us up for lasting love.
Schwikert, at 17, continued to show the maturity that allowed her to became the women's national team leader last year.
While cuddling in most cultures is traditionally reserved for family (especially children), pets, close friends or people who are in a sexual relationship, Williams believed society had reached a level of maturity that allowed people to communicate what they really wanted from an interaction, and what their boundaries were.
Specifically, as Marines, we had a baseline level of discipline, esprit d' corps, and maturity that allowed us to differentiate ourselves.
Although cloud computing promises great benefits, it has not yet reached the maturity level that allows computing resources to be treated like commodities such as electricity as predicted by Buyya et al. [4].
"ESO will continue as a European organization, but it has reached a level maturity now that allows more extensive global collaboration," Christensen said.
