Sentence examples for seminal process from inspiring English sources

In her PhD work, Joy built one of the first particle-scale models and experimentation techniques for the aggregation of nanoparticles used for chemical mechanical planarization, a seminal process used to build computer chips.

A physicist and a scholar of rare books at Princeton University who jointly used new technology to examine some of Gutenberg's texts say he may not have created the seminal process after all, a finding could rewrite the history of printing.

By understanding these mechanisms we may get insights into the seminal process that led to the evolution of the eukaryotic plant cell and the plant kingdom.

The transformative feeling of being part of a crowd that can change things – that seminal political process – has been tasered.

A few years later, he published his seminal work Process and Reality, which has been compared (both in importance and difficulty) to Kant's Critique of Pure Reason.

The United Nations has embarked on a seminal historical process called "The World we Want" to define what our common priorities for collective action should be over the next 15 years.

Together, these findings imply that differential deployment of REST and CoREST may be important for mediating seminal developmental processes throughout progressive stages of OL lineage maturation.

We draw on the widely accepted definition of entrepreneurship proposed by Shane and Venkataraman (2000, p.218) in their seminal paper: 'the processes of discovery, evaluation, and exploitation of opportunities; and the set of individuals who discover, evaluate, and exploit them'.

"This is a seminal moment in the process of bankruptcy in that we are now turning our attention to a point beyond the process of bankruptcy".

Reich's 1968 essay "Music as a Gradual Process," a seminal contribution to twentieth-century music history, was first published not in a music journal but in a Whitney catalogue.

Seminal interpretations of the process of economic growth before the Industrial Revolution have pointed to the strategic importance of the rise of the Atlantic economy and the growth of cities linked to this, but have not really explained why Europeans were so efficient in organizing large international networks of shipping and trade.