As a consequence, 3GPP has launched the study item evolved UTRA and UTRAN, the aim of which was to study means to achieve further substantial leaps in terms of service provisioning and cost reduction.
Suppressor technology made substantial leaps in the Vietnam War era, thanks to a former CIA dark-ops contractor named Mitch WerBell.
Kinney/Warner's financial resources made possible a massive expansion in Panavision's inventory, as well as substantial leaps in research and development.
Assuming that Iranian progressives and others would be motivated by a democratic Iraq to take the steps necessary to change their country seems a substantial leap of faith.
It's a substantial leap from there to concluding that GPs can talk freely to their patients about their weight without fear of causing offense.
The second part of the agreement essentially freezes Iran's fast-growing uranium-enrichment capability at its current levels, just before it was about to take a substantial leap forward.
It was during this term that Mr Sharon took the substantial leap of moving to a strategy of "disengagement", unilaterally withdrawing troops from the Gaza strip and bulldozing Israeli settlements there.
What's more, his fall collection showed a substantial leap forward (helped by Mei Zou, a seamstress who worked for Mr. Adrover during her off hours, and Sebastian Pons, a childhood friend, who has been an assistant to Mr. McQueen, along with others).
It is a mark of Brailsford's stature, among the various gongs and dozens of medals, that his turns of phrase have entered the sports lexicon, headed by "aggregation of marginal gains", the belief that if every area that makes up an individual performance is improved, the outcome is a substantial leap forward.
It's only a small step away from the wasteful, energy-intensive status quo, but taken together with everything else Calgary is doing, it's a substantial leap for a city whose name was long seen as a synonym for sprawl.
Since the first printing of biologics with cytoscribing as demonstrated by Klebe in 1986, three dimensional (3D) bioprinting has made a substantial leap forward, particularly in the last decade.
