Sentences with phrase «sort of breakthrough»

They're not positioned as any sort of breakthrough product like the AirPods.

When I made that first car painting with the overgrown backyard, that was sort of the breakthrough.

While the Amazon Kindle proves that there is still life in E Ink (it's still one of Amazon's best selling products), the company definitely needs to innovate or come up with some sort of breakthrough soon.

I feel like I've had a sort of breakthrough with regards to my health and have decided to take action.

The experts agree this sort of breakthrough is highly unrealistic, and that the first true AI will be developed slowly over time by a large team of scientists.

Back to the bigger picture now though, and the Guardian's political team reports that Ed Miliband has been put on notice that Labour faces a major battle if it is to secure an overall parliamentary majority next year after the local election showed that the party is struggling to achieve the sort of breakthrough that would signal a Westminster victory.

Ed Miliband has been put on notice that Labour faces a major battle if it is to secure an overall parliamentary majority next year after the local elections showed that the party is struggling to achieve the sort of breakthrough that would signal a Westminster victory.

In the past I used to pin my hopes on having this sort of breakthrough and nothing happened.

What sort of breakthroughs are you hoping to support with this cash infusion?

Not exact matches

These might include anything from winning a project, getting a new client, hitting a milestone of some sort, taking a trip somewhere, or making a personal - development breakthrough.

I think he really needs some breakthrough of some sort, I thought last game he started to collect a bit but he is very slow to start.

This technological breakthrough has long been seen as evidence for the evolution of the sort of brain that is capable of planning and abstract thought.

In the sort of lightning - bolt realization that often heralds a breakthrough, Church saw an analogy between biochemistry and electronic communications.

And there is also a sort of assumption that in this runaway breakthrough in intelligence, that is going to occur shortly after we build the first smarter - than - human machine, consciousness will fall out of that.

It was enjoyable but not a breakthrough composition in terms of the film, sort of just standard fare biopic montage of interviews and old photos with the main thread of the piece being the documentarian's footage of Toback's then newest adventure in film - making.

There was a little speech, which I did not deliver in song, alas, but the text of my introductory essay, from the awards booklet, reads as follows: «It's been a breakthrough and haphazardly maternal sort of year on the big screen for Tony - nominated stage actress Amy Ryan, with a slate of film roles in which she memorably portrays caregivers both attentive and criminally negligent.

Sheldon sees his mom (Laurie Metcalf) in a totally different way, parties with James Earl Jones, establishes a (sort of) bond with his idol Professor Proton (Emmy ® winner Bob Newhart) and makes a scientific breakthrough that breaks down before you can say Science Friday.

Starting in 1992, when Hanson made a breakthrough of sorts with the kind of trashy potboiler that doesn't usually portend future Oscar success:

Also evident is a sort of willful inventiveness, an experimental attitude that compels Seidman to avoid formulaic solutions, so each painting has the freshness of a new breakthrough.»

; or maybe in a sense we do, but they could be of either the political / social or technological sort; the more the better, but just political / social could work okay (although that would work partly by boosting R&D to continue technological progress, but I'm not sure if that's necessarily breakthroughs (it wouldn't surprise me if someone got a zinc phosphide, CZTS, or pyrite solar cell to work economically at some point in the future, or used light - trapping to make c - Si cheaper and more efficient, or... — it would surprise me if it happenned tomorrow, but...).

«RECENT ADVANCES»??? Social scientists think this is some sort of recent breakthrough — that humans are not robots?

In their new report, How to Make Nuclear Cheap, Breakthrough notes that a number of alternative reactor types - the sort that regular SmartPlanet readers will recognize - augur affordable nuclear power.

(It came to me via Jesse Jenkins, who used to work at the Breakthrough Institute and now is out at MIT getting into all sorts of interesting stuff, including being a co-author on this paper.)

This is not some sort of gimmick... the key ingredients of this little - known «secret cover letter recipe» are tested and proven to bring breakthrough results.

This is not some sort of gimmick... the key ingredients of this little - known «secret resume recipe» are tested and proven to bring breakthrough results.