Sentence examples for visible breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

However, Russia's substantial investment thus far has produced neither an increase in significant publications nor any visible breakthroughs in technology (see Fig. 5).17.

There is no major cortical breakthrough visible on CR. b.

While Obama is the most visible member of the breakthrough generation, he is hardly alone.

Despite continuous improvements in treating clinical symptoms and the identification of single compounds that effectively rescue some rare mutations in the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR), associated lung and liver pathologies remain largely untreatable and no real breakthrough is visible for the majority of patients suffering from cystic fibrosis (CF).

Ag3PO4, a breakthrough on visible-light-driven photocatalyst [12], had created the wave of research interest and participation widely [13].

Fawcett went on to become one of the most visible stars of the age thanks to her breakthrough role in Aaron Spelling's ABC TV series Charlie's Angels.

Siemens was only the most visible pioneer, but its action was hailed as a breakthrough on both sides of the Rhine.

It's not design breakthroughs that differentiate this flat black touch-screen slab from its predecessors; the only visible difference is the peculiarly layered back panel, which is terraced like Indonesian rice fields.

In fact, a JPMorgan analyst Alex Yao warned in August that Baidu doesn't have any visible growth drivers beyond search for the next few years unless the company can make a breakthrough in high-tech initiatives such as AI.

Technologic breakthroughs during the late 1970s and in the 1980s, specifically the use of video cameras in the visible or NIR parts of the spectrum, revived interest in transillumination.

For The Church of Life After Shopping, this breakthrough must come at least partly from America's consuming of power: We must make visible the light, heat and air conditioning of our invisible consumption.