Sentence examples for the development of point from inspiring English sources

The Bears' turnaround has been keyed by the development of point guard Jerome Randle and his backcourt mate Patrick Christopher.

It is a common practice in the development of point focus solar concentrators to use multiple identical reflecting facets, as a practical and economic alternative for the design and construction of large systems.

The reservoir of high sinuosity distributary channel, developed in the study area, is similar to the high sinuosity meandering fluvial reservoir on the sedimentary types, which are characterized by the development of point bar, channel, abandoned channel, overbank and Type III reservoir.

This is one of several approximations made for computational convenience in the Kalman filter approach and a main reason for the development of point process methods.

This may represent the fact that the genetic mechanisms that result in LOH (mitotic recombination, non-disjunction and reduplication, and/or deletion) are more common than the development of point mutations.

The quantification of Leptospira in blood during this study was a useful exercise, since this can provide critical baseline information during the development of point of care antigen detection tests.

The integration with other techniques, the fabrication of devices for certain biological assays, and the development of point-of-need diagnosis devices is predicted to be future trend for impedance sensing techniques.

These advances include the development of absolute calibration techniques for hydrophones along with the methods of accounting for spatial averaging corrections up to 100 MHz and the development of "point-receiver" hydrophone probes utilizing acousto-optic sensors.

In the past few years, Erickson's and Mehta's projects through INSiGHT have included the development of point-of-care diagnostic devices such as the Cornell NutriPhone and FeverPhone, which can diagnose infections and provide other analyses from a drop of blood in a few minutes.

Each center in the Network is funded to support the development of point-of-care technologies in a specific clinical area.

The potential of electrochemical sensors is extremely promising for incorporating all these recent changes and thus driving force towards the development of point-of-care testing and monitoring of the disease.