Sentence examples for push forward the development from inspiring English sources

Brigit Lau, spokesperson at BASF, agrees on the need to push forward the development of sustainable architecture by innovating with nanotechnology: "There is a strong demand for high-performance insulation systems, be it for new buildings or modernization of existing ones.

This paper provides an overview of the emerging probe memories potentially for next generation storage device so as to motivate the exploration of more innovative technologies to push forward the development of the probe storage devices.

However, to further push forward the development of TFTC array and its instrumentation in electronics industry, more potential advantages have to be explored, and some related issues have to be addressed.

In order to push forward the development of CFRP cable-stayed bridge and accumulate experiences, the study on the application of the first cable-stayed bridge with CFRP cables in China was carried out.

She is also pushing forward the development of a feature film she hopes to direct, Victory Girls, which tells the story of a group of women working in a first-world-war Preston munitions factory who form a football team.

Therefore this flexible film strategy, based on AAPGD pretreatment, is of great significance to design flexible photocatalysts films, pushing forward the development of wearable photocatalyst devices.

Overall, this work has pushed forward the development of LIDAR-based plant phenotyping techniques into the real-sense low-cost stage, and this suggests that more and more practical applications of LIDAR for plant phenotyping may occur in the communities such as plant cultivation and precision agriculture.

Some key problems to further push forward the research and development of this technology are also summarized.

But he also said the move was "part of the country's broader efforts to safeguard its information security and push forward the robust, healthy and orderly development of China's new media industry".

While in office Kubitschek pushed forward the rapid development of Brazil's machinery, hydroelectric, steel, and other heavy industries, and he built 11,000 miles (18,000 km) of new roads and highways.

London-born Patrick Cooney, a veteran of the Save Moore Street campaign, believes that once the 1916 centenary events are over, planning officials will push forward with the development project, which would allow for a UK retail company to be the anchor tenant.