Sentence examples for steady advancements from inspiring English sources

The semiconductor industry growth is driven to a large extent by steady advancements in microlithography.

In the evolution of nuclear medicine imaging technologies, there have been steady advancements towards better sensitivity and resolution.

Steady advancements in computational power have resulted in an increase in numerical model developments for predicting both the impact event as well as the CSAI.

Despite recent steady advancements in remote sensing techniques, there still remains an inability to reliably quantify plant diversity and totally eliminate environmental interferences (Wang et al. 2010; Pettorelli et al. 2014).

Added to that, steady advancements in LC techniques in the last three decades has solved many instrumental difficulties related to SFC, which is now taking full advantages of many of these advances.

Despite his steady advancement — he's about to be promoted to captain — the middle-aged McCord is caught in an existential crisis.

For one thing, it helps undo an inherent chronological bias peculiar to our own time — the belief that we live on a progressive timeline of steady advancement.

Promotions that brought steady advancement came while António de Oliveira Salazar, the fascist dictator, sought to strengthen his grip on the country and its colonies.

His successful rise was fueled by many things: the fact that there is a black man in the White House, America's steady advancement towards becoming a majority-minority country and the fact that minorities are flexing their political muscles.

Further steady advancement appeared to be a formality for such an exciting prospect, yet Thomson's international career was over only four days after his 21st birthday, leaving perplexed observers to speculate on the reasons for such an unexpected loss of impetus at the highest level.

Beside a steady advancement in technology, the need for solutions those are based on individual and collective awareness is further driven by the growing complexity and interdependence of modern societies and economies, suggesting "ideally" a planet wide collective awareness system (Giannotti et al. 2012).