Sentence examples for see breakthrough from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the approach has proved very effective for recognizing spoken words or other audio, or classifying visual information (see "Breakthrough Technologies 2013: Deep Learning").

Other aircraft makers use similar technology; GE, for example, creates fuel nozzles for jet engines using its own additive manufacturing techniques (see "Breakthrough Technologies 2013: Additive Manufacturing").

A changing of the musical guard will see breakthrough artists including Disclosure, Laura Mvula and Bastille compete for the 2014 Brit Awards at the expense of veteran stars such as Robbie Williams.

A Google executive at Mobile World Congress, for example, said that the company continues to experiment with both drones and balloons to provide signals to remote locations (see "Breakthrough Technologies 2015: Project Loon").

This new approach to artificial intelligence involves teaching computers to spot patterns in data by processing it in ways inspired by networks of neurons in the brain (see "Breakthrough Technologies 2013: Deep Learning").

Women should be provided with as much accurate information as possible on the factors we do know about, so they can make informed choices (see Breakthrough.org.uk).uk

Others warned the judgment would see breakthroughs made in Europe exploited in the US and elsewhere.

Before we reach this payoff, several key technological challenges must be overcome (see "Breakthroughs Ahead" sidebar on next page).

What's the fundamental physics breakthrough you'd most like to see? Breakthroughs, by definition, are unanticipated surprises that lead to great things.

"I don't think we're going to see breakthroughs in the short term," US assistant secretary of state for human rights and labour Tom Malinowski told CNN recently.

"We expect to see breakthroughs in personalized medicine, in business analytics to allow companies, cities, and maybe countries to run more efficiently," he said.