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We live in a time of great technological advancements.

This article expands on some of the key advancements in this latest release.

Their advancements have been about how to design and fabricate that intricate structure cheaply.

The technological advancements of forensic science have contributed greatly to solving crimes and finding justice.

This has been largely supported by the advancements in the field of information technology.

As with most technological advancements, we don't know how good it can be until we see it.

The technology's advancements result from augmenting conventional GPS service with more precise electronic timekeeping capabilities and stronger satellite signals.

The 1982 Kids' Whole Future Catalog is just bursting at the seams with amazing advancements from the world of yestermorrow.

The new improved technology includes high pressure turbine airfoil advancements that enhance operational reliability, lower maintenance costs and improve fuel burn retention.

Modern advancements in system lsi have enabled multimedia system on a single silicon chip which is fabricated using state-of-the-art high density process technology.

Most of the patterns were not specifically inspired by technology advancements but instead represent proven design techniques that were inspired by practitioners.

Some adaptations that once benefited humans may now be helping such ailments persist in spite of - or even because of - advancements in modern culture and medicine.

Ext4 has evolved with advancements in file system research, incorporating ideas from other novel file systems (such as the XFS, JFS, Reiser, and the IRON fault-tolerant file system techniques).

New insights in to how germs affect the human body, as well as advancements in microscopy, led scientists to discover the root causes for a multitude of infectious diseases.

The secrets he is learning from the fascinating reptiles that live in his lab could someday lead to major advancements in everything from heat seeking missiles for the military to tiny devices that might help physicians locate tumors in the human body.