Sentence examples for produced breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Engineering has already produced breakthroughs.

Citizens within the environmental movement, computing, biotechnology and architecture fields have produced breakthroughs that are changing the world.

Her genius and self-sacrifice in the late 18th and early 19th centuries produced breakthroughs in radioactivity that we continue to benefit from today.

Tracer tests following each of the NAPL spills produced breakthrough curves (BTCs) reflecting the impact of entrapped NAPL on conservative transport.

Typical hypothesis-driven basic research, despite increasingly complex data derivations and analytical tools, has not produced breakthrough discoveries for complex disease states, comparable to antibiotics or the polio vaccine.

Summit meetings rarely produce breakthroughs.

Instead they too are becoming hotbeds of innovation, producing breakthroughs in everything from telecoms to carmaking to health care.

He was mostly silent during the tour of the Berkeley labs, aside from asking variations on the theme of, "When will this be ready?" He could have discussed Berkeley's secret project over the phone, rather than flying from Moscow for a dinner, but he relishes visiting any place that could produce breakthroughs in cybernetic immortality.

Chinese scientists have yet to produce breakthroughs worth a Nobel Prize.

Which may produce breakthroughs in public health; equally, it may produce plagues and other horrors on a global scale, as the science gets easier to replicate.

The schools will have their own curricula and are intended to produce outstanding mathematicians who can work in digital technologies, produce breakthroughs in applied maths or develop innovative companies.