Sentence examples for obvious advances from inspiring English sources

Djokovic also had encouraging words for Murray, who has made obvious advances himself this year and reached at least the semi-finals at every grand slam for the first time.

The providers have fought channels a la carte and other seemingly obvious advances in TV-watching for years now because they're a threat to the 20-year-old money tree called basic cable.

By far, in spite of the obvious advances, flexible SCs utility are greatly limited because of the relatively poor performance of the electrode materials, so the choice of electrode materials is still very important [5 9].

One might conclude from this that there are no explanations in biology (Rosenberg 1985), but such a radical conclusion is difficult to square with obvious advances in understanding, e.g., protein synthesis, action potentials, cell signaling, and a host of other biological phenomena.

Computer technology, as a vast array of ideas, is complicated enough so that almost anyone can overlook obvious advances & get stuck in yester-year's technology, even thousands of computer professionals.

Without any obvious advance in the investigation, Mr. Van de Velde said his anxiety turned to anger over the harm done to his reputation.

The most obvious advance can be seen rising above USA-17, which is owned by Lawrence J. Ellison, president of the software company Oracle.

The internal motor of this episode is kept turning over by a handful of very lively set-pieces, although it isn't an obvious advance on the previous film, X-Men: Days of Future Past, which was more dizzyingly complex and strange.

We now make the obvious advance to Muller's ratchet.

You might argue that the Oxford scientists behind the new sleep project are stating the bleeding obvious: "Recent advances in our understanding of the neuroscience of sleep have shown that the body clock of teenagers is delayed," said Prof Russell Foster.

It had been obvious in advance that the media presence would be high.