Sentence examples for recent innovations of from inspiring English sources
This project integrates recent innovations of recycled materials used in designing and building sustainable pavements.
This paper reviews the recent innovations of SCS sandwich structures subject to blast, impact, fatigue, and static loads.
In the video below (shot by DigInfoNews during a recent technology exhibition in Tokyo), a GM of JSP pitches some of the most recent innovations of his company.
The differences between tension and nontensioned systems are explored and the recent innovations of indented PC-strand, tensioned systems and high-capacity hollow cables discussed.
Herein, we summerized the recent innovations of gene detection methods based on the signal read-out modalities, and highlight those techniques with the potentials to realize Point-of-care (POC) tests.
Three novel views are the most preeminent recent innovations of Scaffold Hunter: (i) the tree map view, see section "Tree map view", (ii) the heat map view, see section "Heat map view" and (iii) the molecule cloud view, see section "Molecule cloud view".
One national newspaper managed to register the name Gus Troobev (an anagram of "bogus voter") on 31 different electoral rolls in a single day.The other source of trouble is the more recent innovation of postal voting on demand.
In this review, we will discuss the recent innovation of supramolecular nanotherapeutics delivering natural anti-inflammatory compounds and provide an overview of their application in nanomedicine.
We also describe the most recent innovation of the CRISPR/Cas9 technology, particularly the broad applications of modified Cas9 variants, and discuss the potential of this system for targeted genome editing and modification for crop improvement.
With the recent innovation of second-screen apps like Duet (iPad) and Splashtop (Android), you can have a kind of multimonitor experience wherever you have the room to set up.
The recent innovation of post-wall waveguide allows waveguide designs to be implemented on a flat substrate with low-cost manufacturing techniques similar to those used for microstrip.
