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91. Among them, the pioneering stage, the active time and the development time, as well as current question and the future prospect, this article will elaborate them emphatically.

92. As pioneering as it is, our company is fully devoted to developing the artistic glass chain cause. We believe that your joining in us will make Happy Glass more beautiful!

93. In 1984, Apple released the Macintosh, a pioneering device with a graphic interface that opened personal computing to the general public.

94. The pan-European team from the universities of Barcelona, Bristol, Padua and Milan report on this pioneering work in an article in The Lancet.

95. "Lolita", the novel written by Vladimir Nabokov is the pioneering work of postmodernism. It has brought about controversies on account of its paedophiliac description.

96. But on Sundays I would go Pioneering, the term used for the missionary work that Jehovah's Witnesses do. And it was then that I was able to see the magic of other people's childhood.

97. This is first time of forestry project loan does pioneering work.

98. He detoxed decades before it was fashionable, going from a self-described terrible father to an exemplary one—the world's most famous househusband, pioneering again.

99. Pioneering psychologist B. F. Skinner wrote: "Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten."

100. From the pioneering work by Jeffreys to today's top forensic labs, DNA profiling of evidence has become an effective, accurate(sentencedict.com), and well understood science.

101. Pioneering Plus a Broad Product Line Strategy: Higher Profits or Deeper Losses?

102. It is Willa Cather , the late Victorian female writer, depicting pioneering adventures and spirits.

103. Although such simplifications risk erasing the rich nuances found in ethical debates over pioneering research, they do aid in attenuating risible fears often associated with such advances.

104. Jobs not only sports the pioneering flannel look that dominated geekdom for years; he also shows lip-jewellery purloined from Tom Selleck's Hawaii-based detective Thomas Magnum.

105. As the pioneering and classic work of new-journalism, In Cold Blood is claimed by Truman Capote to be a real account of a murder case.

106. In 1983 the contemporary Chinese pioneering films met its real inchoation , the 5th generation films.

107. Thanks to the hard work of the pioneering women of their times, Julia Ward Howe and Anna Jarvis that the day came into existence.

108. It has undergone pioneering work period, expanding period, difficult period and second time pioneering work period, so it represents a certain sections of the private-owned enterprises.

109. Reflected nuclear industry researcher adequately to paddle one's own canoe, self - made pioneering dedication spirit.

110. Pioneering TV journalist and Timex watch pitchman John Cameron Swayze died in Sarasota, Florida, at age 89.

111. Historic figures from Bolivar to Jose Marti and from Neruda to Borges have all demonstrated the admirable pioneering spirit of the Latin American people.sentencedict.com

112. The event was part of the fifth Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists, named for the award-winning and pioneering broadcast journalist.

113. Last is the pioneering spirit and unwearied hard work of the whole staffs.

114. The essence of pioneering profit is a kind of withdraw of a monopolistic profit before it actually earned, and comes from innovative labor through fictitious pricing for the original capital.

115. A British company was recruited today into a pioneering role in China's efforts to clean up and decarbonise its economy.

116. These experiments, including the pioneering work of Miller and Urey, have successfully produced organic monomers including amino acids, simple sugars, and nucleic acid bases.

117. This shuttle mission marked the return ofU.S. Senator—and pioneering astronaut—John Glenn to space.

118. Its pioneering effort, an aircraft called Demon, is a remote-controlled, delta-winged drone, 2.7 metres (106 inches) from wingtip to wingtip, that is powered by a small jet engine.

119. His pioneering spirit earned for ISF a'first'in the specialty fats manufacturing company in Malaysia.

120. The pioneering work of Philippe Bonhoeffer has led to the use of percutaneous insertion of biological valves in the structurally deteriorated conduits previously used for RVOT reconstruction.