Sentence examples for pioneering concept from inspiring English sources

Plans for new technical degrees and technical universities unveiled by shadow universities minister Liam Byrne last week have been hailed by Labour as a "pioneering concept".

Accordingly, the pioneering concept of network coding (NC) emerges as a promising approach for improving the video transmission quality mainly in multicast mobile environment.

The 73-year-old economist is credited with lifting millions out of poverty with his pioneering concept of microfinance – a feat for which he was awarded the Nobel Peace prize.

On the other hand, Sato et al. [12 14] presented a series of researches on the pioneering concept of Robotic Room, which embraces humans and necessary robotic sub-systems in a unique spatial system.

In 1847 he registered his typo-sílabas invention, the pioneering concept of a shorthand method of writing using symbols.

"It's still a pioneering concept when you look at debates over fundamentalism and the role of religion and politics".

The auction site could double as a catalog of Ms. Kamali's pioneering concepts.

One lesson of the book is to keep an eye on the industry periphery, the shadows where upstarts come and go but where pioneering concepts often take hold.

Mother Bernadette's pioneering concepts of care for the elderly guide the management of the System's three facilities overseen by the Carmelite Sisters: Mary Manning Walsh Home, Manhattan Carmell Richmond Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center, Staten Island; and Ferncliff Nursing Home, Rhinebeck.

The official California state architect in the mid-1970's under Gov. Jerry Brown, Mr. Van der Ryn began his career "as a hippie with hubris," pioneering concepts now taken for granted, from solar roof panels to rainwater catchment systems.

He used the language of poets and novelists to outline irrational behaviour, pioneering concepts we have come to think of as commonplace. .