Sentence examples for research wave from inspiring English sources

Precision medicine aims to harness large amounts of data available from the human genome and the subsequent research wave of the molecular basis of disease.

Especially, a new research wave has started to focus on how to enhance smart city approaches as well as sustainable city models by combining the two urban development strategies in an attempt to achieve the required level of urban operations, functions, designs, and services in line with the goals of sustainable development (e.g. [5, 6, 72]).

Association study on cell-in-cell structure formation to the pathogenesis of diseases may lead to a new research wave focusing on exploration of these phenomena.

So in the course of researching waves, icebergs, mists and the like, he came across foams and, ultimately, Weaire and Phelan's work.

In the second part of the research on wave propagation in the piezoelectric coupled plate by interdigital transducer (IDT), the analytical model of the wave excitation by IDT with both infinite and finite length is derived the first time.

Sources: GNM Total Audience research 2012 wave 1, GNM Word of Mouth research 2009.

In 1971, DeMark, then a gofer at a money-management firm in Milwaukee, was happily perusing an article published by Bank Credit Analyst that mentioned research on wave theory and Fibonacci conducted, in the nineteen-forties, by an accountant named Ralph Nelson Elliott.

Scotland was at the forefront of research on wave and tidal energy, and it was a global leader in the development and construction of deep-sea offshore wind farms.

In this research paper, wave propagation is linked with the empirical model to enhance the physical constraint on designing SMB.

In this research, surface wave methods and microgravity method were used for occuring the 2D soil-bedrock models in the east of İzmir bay.

Recent failures of coastal bridges during extreme storm events have focused attention on the need for research on wave loading of coastal structures suspended above the still water level.