Sentence examples for opening frontier from inspiring English sources

European commanders assumed that in a continental war the opening frontier battles would be decisive, hence the need to mobilize the maximum number of men and move them at maximum speed to the border.

"People do not open frontiers for philanthropy," he said.

Berliners seem delighted by David, embracing him like lost family and dreamily gushing about how he opened frontiers and minds with his song.

Re "Using a Little Body English to Give Electronic Commands" (front page, Jan . 12: The "gesture revolution" of the human-computer interface will offer far more than new entertainment; it will open frontiers for the elderly and the disabled.

These could be used to build superconducting power lines, or even extremely strong magnets, which Balicas says could "open frontiers" in magnetic scanning of everything from gene structure to brain activity.

Today, as the G-20 summit begins in London, I hope rhetoric is reminiscent of President Teddy Roosevelt who opened frontiers and created an awareness of our environment.

From the viewpoint of analog quantum simulation, the large coherence times and non-linearities achieved with superconducting qubits  [9 12] have opened frontiers towards the simulation of Hubbard models with photonic excitations and, as a by-product, the emulation of classical static fields in circuit lattices  [13 15].

The hardest part of opening the frontier is not space.

NASA has always been at the forefront of opening the frontier of space, whether with astronauts or robotic scientific explorers.

A few years ago the new economy was a wide-open frontier.

Granada's long coastline offered an open frontier to the Ottoman Turks, Spain's mortal enemies.