Sentence examples for on advancements from inspiring English sources

Over the course of its nearly five decade history, advances in PSE have relied roughly equally on advancements in desktop computing technology and developments of new tools and approaches for representing and solving problems (Westerberg, 2004).

Also see Zenbe for another example of startup-driven webmail innovation, although one that takes quite a different tact by focusing on advancements around email itself.

The best recruits, those selected for their potential to make partner and promoted based on advancements in competency rather than years and hours logged, could wind up making salaries significantly beyond today's market rates, managing partners and consultants say.

Sony, betting in part on advancements in visual effects and fond memories of the 1990 original, spent at least $200 million to make and market a new version starring Colin Farrell in the role Arnold Schwarzenegger made famous.

Ms. Ewing said engineers continue to work on advancements in computing power and server hardware, but as the size and speed of hard drives and computer chips hit limits, software engineering is going to be the key to propelling the company forward.

Advancements in metabolic pathfinding rely on advancements in techniques for expanding the metabolic search space.

It is therefore not surprising that we do not find an impact of food assistance on advancement of HIV by one or more WHO stages among those on ART.

But he also warned it shouldn't be allowed to turn into a constant roadblock on advancement.

Some say they do not yet go to the core of a system that is based on advancement through tests.

Asked for an opinion – and local radio reporters keen on advancement are prone to ask politicians for their opinions – he may find he knows nothing of the "One Direction pot shame" involving poor Louis, because that's in the Mirror.

Then I would naturally want to repay you, and there would also be work for you in the office, and if all went well you could count on advancement".