Sentences with phrase «exciting culmination»

Avengers: Infinity War delivers an exciting culmination of the MCU, though it's overstuffed and suffers from certain typical Marvel movie problems.

The President's announcement of a national Grand Challenge on the BRAIN is a spectacularly exciting culmination of a year and a half effort to enhance brain research and technology development through a new national effort.

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Rather, it was the culmination of seven years of hard work from one of Russia's most exciting new clubs.

«This exciting advance, the culmination of decades of studies on prion diseases, markedly improves on available diagnostic tests for CJD that are less reliable, more difficult for patients to tolerate, and require more time to obtain results,» said Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), a component of NIH.

Tracy de Bernhardt Dunkin, Principal and CEO at the WESC Foundation, said: «This is a tremendously exciting development for WESC and the culmination of five years» work to introduce learning and research around neurological visual impairment.

With Infinity War set to serve as the culmination of everything before it and life after Phase Three set to look vastly different for the MCU, it's exciting to see the new cast members incorporated into the big battle in one way or another.

While many fighting game lovers spent a lot of the PlayStation Experience being excited about Marvel vs Capcom Infinite (and with good reason, obviously), my focus that weekend was more firmly on the Capcom Cup 2016 — the culmination of the first year of Street Fighter 5's attempt to go eSports.

Seven teams from different London boroughs competed in a series of exciting matches on the Inclusive League Final's Day, which was the culmination of an inter-borough competition of 29 teams across London.

Accordingly, at the culmination of our school year, each grade level participates in an exciting sleep - away field trip.

That is one of the most exciting challenges that this team has undertaken, and it will be the culmination of a decade of development and continuous improvement that has made Corvette the standard by which GT cars are now measured.»

At the moment, the lighting people are out, and I can see these wonderful objects for what they are from any angle, I can compare this map with that map, I can understand the cartography of the French and the British, or the Dutch and the Portuguese,» said a naturally excited Martin Woods, National Library's curator of maps, who said the exhibition marks the culmination of years of planning and negotiations.

«This has been an exciting and challenging week for the team here at Maxis, the culmination of years of planning and development,» Maxis Senior Producer Kip Katserelis wrote on the EA forums.

100 SCULPTORS OF TOMORROW will be an insightful, diverse, and inspiring survey of emerging and unknown talent working in the field of sculpture, selected by a distinguished and knowledgeable panel of international jurors, and is the culmination of a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at work.

Her paintings are a culmination of her penchant for life viewed through the lens of a formally trained painter and her strive towards absolute consistency in her mark - making, establishing Leonhardt as one of today's most exciting abstract voices.

The Index to Common Law Festschriften is an exciting new addition to legal research is the culmination of a three - year project funded by the Law Foundation and undertaken by a small team at the University of Auckland Library and Law School under the direction of Professor Mike Taggart.

Samsung has been dabbling in foldable displays for years, and it'll be exciting to finally see the culmination of those experiments.

«One Channel Center is an exciting and appropriate culmination of its investors» vision and dedication to establishing Channel Center as a vibrant commercial and residential neighborhood,» said Cutone in a statement.