Sentence examples for well advanced to from inspiring English sources

Plans are well advanced to build new Thames river crossings, a Docklands Light railway extension and a tram system together with road improvements to the A13 arterial road.

At present, artificial perception is sufficiently well advanced to enable optical sensors to identify individuals, autonomous vehicles to drive at moderate speeds on the open road, and robots to roam through buildings collecting empty soda cans.

While the study of T-junction mixing with branch velocity ratios of near 1, so called cross flow mixing, is well advanced, to the point of realistic reactor environment fluid structure interaction experiments and CFD benchmarking, turbulent penetration studies remain an under-researched threat to primary circuit piping.

Whilst new technologies, such as the development of vaccines both against the insect pest in some cases or the disease they transmit in others, and genetic engineering hold out some hope for the future; these are not sufficiently well advanced to permit wholesale application.

Large scale systems biology projects are well advanced to define the function of all genes in Arabidopsis and to understand genome to phenome relationships under various environmental conditions [ 69, 70].

In the 1820s a number of proposals for a railway between Manchester and Bolton were made, some well advanced enough to be submitted to Parliament.

She had been playing well, having advanced to the semifinals at Key Biscayne last week before losing to Elena Dementieva.

Conversations with those country's governments and wildlife services are well advanced as to how this can be best achieved.

Cable & Wireless rose 2.1p to 129.6p after a US meeting arranged by Deutsche Bank indicated it was well advanced with plans to demerge its worldwide business.

Cable & Wireless rose 2.1p to 129.6p after a US meeting organised by Deutsche Bank indicated the company was well advanced with plans to demerge its worldwide business.

When the system was fairly well advanced, they began to race their FORTRAN-made programs against machine-language programs produced for the same job by a human programmer.