Sentence examples for tremendous development of the from inspiring English sources

Computerization (the diffusion of a combination of hardware and software) has accelerated in the last 30 years due to advances in electronic technologies, the advent of the microprocessor and tremendous development of the software industry.

This is now feasible thanks to the tremendous development of the Next-Generation Sequencing technologies (reviewed in [ 20]) that enable establishment of transcriptomic resources for plant species without the need for associated genomic resources [ 21].

The biomedical area did not miss the tremendous development of macromolecular materials and their applications, which has followed the rapid expansion of petrochemistry during the twentieth century.

In pharmacology, "Big Data" on protein activity and gene expression perturbations has grown rapidly over the past decade thanks to the tremendous development of proteomics and genome sequencing technology [1, 2].

(1.1) This innovation caused the tremendous development of harmonic analysis (see [1 8]).

But in last few decades there has been tremendous development of various water sources by government in the region and due to these efforts the north-western part of region has attained good agriculture production and yield.

The past several decades have witnessed a tremendous development of chemical sensors in many fields [1, 2, 3, 4].

The last 2 decades have seen a tremendous development of techniques to study interfaces directly and with molecular resolution.

The 19th and 20th centuries have witnessed a tremendous development of congregations of Dominican sisters engaged in teaching, nursing, and a wide variety of charitable works.

Since the initial visions proposed in the SmartDust project fifteen years ago, Wireless Sensor Networks have seen a tremendous development, leading to the realization of the Internet of Things (IoT).

During the last half century, there has been tremendous development in the field of pork production, resulting to more than 109 million tons of pork produced per year (FAO, 2013).