Sentence examples for progress of the core from inspiring English sources

This failure surface can be used as an input to severe accident codes to predict the progress of the core disassembly.

The RMT general secretary, Mick Cash, said: "We had a golden opportunity in these talks to make some serious progress on the core issue of a second person on the train who would have protected the safety of passengers, delivered customer service and ensured access to services for those with disabilities or needing assistance".

But the spokesman, Philip Reeker, insisted that the Camp David meeting "produced significant progress on all of the core issues" and said, "If the parties are ready to make the tough decisions, we're ready to bring them together".

Writing in a blog post about the project to use AI to predict how proteins fold — now two years in — it writes: "The 3D models of proteins that AlphaFold [DeepMind's AI] generates are far more accurate than any that have come before — making significant progress on one of the core challenges in biology".

The technology, research and policy ideas associated with this progress forms the core of Brazil's agriculture co-operation, about a quarter of its aid effort.

Divergent views of progress are at the core of the problem, said Ms. Galef.

The Juno mission, which launched in August 2011, is expected to better constrain the values of these parameters, and thereby make progress on the problem of the core.

Backing Black Studies The abolitionist Frederick Douglass's words, "without struggle there is no progress," were at the core of William McAdoo's beliefs, said his wife, Joy Mahabir, of South Setauket.

Pakistan is more impatient, needing progress on Kashmir, the core of the dispute, to prove it is not simply being strung along.

Aijaz Ahmad has argued that, despite Spivak's claims to be working within the Marxist tradition, her essays exhibit contempt for materialism, rationalism, and progress, the core features of Marxism (Ahmad 1997).

In particular, this could be the case where the boundaries appear to be placed asymmetrically around centromeres, a situation that is difficult to explain by cohesin removal which is expected to progress symmetrically from the core centromeric site of microtubule attachment.