Sentence examples for the formidable development of from inspiring English sources
Together with the formidable development of complex technologies (chemical industry, energy production, mass transportation, etc), new hazards have emerged.
Wiseman dramatizes, throughout the film, the issue that arises in the great early classroom scene: the development of formidable skills for the exercise of power and the enactment of significant real-world changes, whether technological, intellectual, artistic, or political.
Because carmakers look to spread the formidable costs of research and development over as many vehicles as possible.
As a matter of fact, the intrinsic nonlocality of quantum theory presents formidable difficulties for the development of any (many-particle) Lorentz invariant formulation that avoids the vagueness of orthodox quantum theory (see Maudlin 1994).
Ultra-low power (ULP) consumption is one of the most formidable challenges faced by the development of WSN for the autonomous monitoring of critical structures, such as bridges, buildings, [1], and aircrafts and spacecrafts [2].
Another formidable roadblock to the development of a substantive law of contract was the dominant role of the jury in a lawsuit.
The blood brain barrier (BBB) has proven to be a formidable obstacle in the development of therapeutic treatments for several neurodegenerative disease including neuropathic lysosomal storage diseases (LSDs) such as Niemann Pick Type A (NPA) disease.
The stochastic nature of the energy sources is fundamentally different from the deterministic energy sources employed by conventional systems, and it imposes formidable challenges on the development of energy harvesting sensing systems.
Genetic variability, rapid establishment of a reservoir of latently-infected long-lived CD4+ T cells and resistance to neutralization by antibodies are formidable obstacles to the development of a preventive vaccine.
All of these present formidable obstacles to the development of novel therapeutic approaches to AD.
This paper examines the formidable obstacles to the development of a regionally harmonized approach to migration management in the Southern African Development Community SADCC) region.
