Sentence examples for the process has advanced from inspiring English sources

The process has advanced to the point where Israel's unquestioned military superiority is no longer sufficient to overcome the negative consequences of its policy.

But the process has advanced enough that the team expects to form a company later this year to develop its commercial potential.

The combined technologies of engineered heart tissue and iPSC-CMs are being used to study diseases and to test drugs, and in the process, have advanced the field of cardiovascular tissue engineering into the field of precision medicine.

Equally noteworthy is how far this peace process has advanced.

For our descriptive study, we used a quantitative cross-sectional design [ 35] to identify nursing practices that were considered integrative and the dimensions underlying them in service program implementation, as well as to assess the extent to which the integration process had advanced in the different care pathways targeted.

By ad 212 this accelerating process had advanced so far that the emperor Caracalla could offer the gift of incorporation to the entirety of his subjects without much notice being taken of his generosity it was already in the possession of most of the people who counted and whose reactions might be recorded.

But as manufacturing processes have advanced, programmable logic chips have been able to carry enough logic to become part of the system design in their own right.Yet although it offers great flexibility, programmable logic pays for it in terms of efficiency.

By articulating two new alternative approaches to inject market-based competition into the process, the Conservation Leadership Council has advanced a long-overdue discussion of how America can at least salvage a valuable lesson from the Solyndra fiasco.

Hospitals: although the administrative and financial autonomy of hospitals was an important component of the reform process, it has advanced at a slower pace.

While the process of miniaturization has advanced more slowly than the company may have expected, where the clearest failures have lied is in the cult of mystery and high expectations that Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz seems to have chased in order to inflate his company and his own premature illusions of grandeur, all of this before the company has anything to back that visionary status up with.

"I think Buddhism has really advanced the science of the mind, and Judaism has advanced the process of generosity," he said.