Sentence examples for promising branch from inspiring English sources
Cobots: those collaborative robots are a promising branch of robotics, with companies like Rethink Robotics, Universal Robots, Kawada Industries or the large ABB.
Cobots: those collaborative robots are a promising branch of robotics, with companies like Rethink Robotics, Universal Robots, Kawada Industries or the large ABB.
A tropical butterfly might not be the first place to look when seeking inspiration for the latest bomb sniffing technology for the US military, but the brightly coloured iridescent wings of a blue morpho provides one example of a promising branch of science - bio-inspiration.
Melanie Mitchell has written an excellent introduction to genetic algorithms, one of the most promising branches of machine learning.
Attosecond photonics — currently one of the most promising branches of modern photonics — is undoubtedly progressing at an extremely fast pace.
By revealing inherent deficiencies in perovskite structure, such as the poor stability at room temperature, it is possible that other promising branches of thin film photovoltaics, such as solution-processed chalcopyrite and kesterite SCs, gain ground.
Two other proposals that at first looked promising — a branch of Danbury Hospital and a specialized veterinary facility — fell through.
Governor Pataki appeared to offer an olive branch, promising to broaden the makeup of the education panel he announced this week to include more people from New York City.
She said that last spring the dissident group extended an olive branch, promising $2.5 million in pledges over five years, plus help raising more, if the library canceled the Audubon sale.
In a statement, the chain offered those franchise owners an olive branch, promising to reduce food costs, offer rebates and loans for restaurant improvements, increase advertising, provide incentives to new franchise owners, and improve technology in its restaurants.
The latter could constitute the basis of a promising third branch in the therapeutic armamentarium against cancer, in addition to antibody-based agents and to cytotoxic agents.
