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- noun Plural form of
advancement .
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Examples
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We shouldn't kid ourselves that we don't think certain advancements are better than others.
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Near - and longer-term advancements include the new Ford EcoBoost global engine family featuring turbocharging and direct injection technology, Ford's ECOnetic range of low - CO2 technologies in Europe, and multi-speed transmissions such as Ford PowerShift.
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Near - and longer-term advancements include the new Ford EcoBoost global engine family featuring turbocharging and direct injection technology, Ford's ECOnetic range of low - CO2 technologies in Europe, and multi-speed transmissions such as Ford PowerShift.
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Hanson says one of the robot Zeno’s biggest advancements is that its brains aren’t inside the robot.
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Among the advancements are the launch of two conventional vegetable seeds, one for broccoli and one for mildew resistant cucumbers.
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Indeed, Mr. Claus deserves credit for his innovative techniques that preceded the so-called advancements of our current tech-savvy generation.
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Genentech's Activase, other brands) and innovative therapies like stroke devices, such as Concentric Medical's Merci Retrieval System, will be important near-term advancements in the treatment of this indication.
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The advancements are a step by Intel to build server chips that are able to run applications faster.
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"It sparked a wide range of scientific innovation with benefits that went far beyond the historic Apollo missions, such as advancements in building materials and fire-resistant fabrics, he said."
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"It sparked a wide range of scientific innovation with benefits that went far beyond the historic Apollo missions, such as advancements in building materials and fire-resistant fabrics, he said."
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