Sentence examples for next-generation concept from inspiring English sources

A study by Mercado-Lubo et al. has developed a next-generation concept combining bacterial properties with nanoparticles, demonstrating efficacy in combination with chemotherapeutics.

For instance, 3M and the Visteon Corporation, an automotive supplier that is one of its customers, have worked together in the development of a next-generation concept vehicle that incorporates 3M technologies not originally developed with automotive applications in mind.

Rear-side passivated solar cells are one of the next-generation concepts for industrial mass production lines.

This innovative technique promises to be one of the next-generation concepts that will lead to the replacement of conventional devices.

"Investing in startups with next-generation concepts accelerates satellite innovation, unlocking new possibilities and economics in Earth orbit and deep space," said HorizonX Ventures managing director Brian Schettler in a press release.

And that's even before we get into next generation concepts like Carbon Productivity, the Sharing and Circular Economies, or Biomimicry.

That being said, it's still a next-generation banking concept, and one that relies on some of the same concepts as does bitcoin, or other digital currencies.

In these so-called third- or next-generation PV concepts [14, 15], nanotechnology is deemed essential in realizing most of these concepts [16].

The FutureMakers Challenge involved students from five U.S. universities who worked on next-generation software concepts to foster innovation, and to develop the next-generation digital engineering workforce.

In order to establish the viability of next-generation reactor concepts to meet tomorrow's needs for clean and reliable energy production the fundamental research and development issues need to be addressed for the Generation-IV nuclear-energy systems.

The main goal of the Generation-IV nuclear-energy systems is to address the fundamental research and development issues necessary for establishing the viability of next-generation reactor concepts to meet future needs for clean and reliable energy production.