Sentence examples for notable advances in from inspiring English sources

Among the notable advances in tennis the last few decades, like graphite rackets and computerized line calls, the most drastic may be in the color of the courts.

In recent years, scientists in the public and private sectors have made several notable advances in understanding how the body repairs itself, particularly in the fields of signaling systems and stem cells.

While lacquer continued to be made in bolder versions of the undecorated Tang and Song shapes, notable advances in the Yuan dynasty included incising and engraving and filling the lines with gold leaf or silver powder.

He also introduced the regulation of the food and drug industries and achieved notable advances in conservation, adding to the national forests in the West and reserving lands for public use.

The rise and spread of the ecumenical movement in the 20th century and notable advances in the comparative study of world religions reflect an enlarged commitment to the widest possible community of mutual religious interests.

Despite frustrations, the Hoosac Tunnel contributed notable advances in tunneling, including one of the first uses of dynamite, the first use of electric firing of explosives, and the introduction of power drills, initially steam and later air, from which there ultimately developed a compressed-air industry.

But "Sylvia" is a notable advance in his evolution as a ballet choreographer.

The report comes as the I.O.C. has made one notable advance in the fight against drug use.

A notable advance in this area in 2005 concerned the Barton-McCombie deoxygenation, an important reaction used by organic chemists to replace hydroxyl (–OH) groups with hydrogen atoms.

In an accompanying journal article, Dr. Seiff said the new research represented "a notable advance in our knowledge of Jupiter's weather by demonstrating that moist convection occurs and transports significant amounts of energy".

But according to those who have worked on it and witnessed it, the new technology represents a notable advance in the richness of detail, shadows and shading in the images projected, and the ability of the images to move and interact with singers and actors on the set.