Sentence examples for moving frontier from inspiring English sources

The developments reviewed in the previous section bring us up to the moving frontier of experimental / behavioral applications of classical game theory.

That longing drives our urge to innovate, and space exploration has the power to do that, especially when it's a moving frontier because all traditional sciences are there.

The country's foundation on patterns of continuous immigration and a "constantly moving frontier," he told me, has contributed to the fact that "our identity has always been shaky".

Republic may move Frontier's maintenance operation out of Denver.

Basil Dmytryshyn, a historian, described it as "a policy designed to demoralise the people living along the frontier and to prompt them to seek Muscovy's protection, thereby moving the frontier west.

— Jeff Gordinier The Economist: An overlooked boon of Michael Pollan's new book, "Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation," is the chapter on the array of good microbes that humans carry within them (and why bland corporate food reduces their number) and the rapidly moving scientific frontier of microbial ecology.

It is argued that a decisive feature of the evolution of the city's industrial and social landscape was the emergence of industrial districts on the moving urban frontier.

We are, too, only we're moving the frontier to Afghanistan.

The latest microproteomics methods enable proteome profiling from tiny samples (less than 1,000 cells) and are thus suitable for moving the frontier of clinical applications.

We call for a constructive and respectful scientific discourse where moving the frontiers of our collective knowledge forward takes center stage.

The formulation is based on a gas solid reaction similar to the unreacted core shrinking model and takes into account two moving reaction frontiers, one due to the shrinking unreacted core, and one due to the changing thickness of the samples as a result of combustion.