用“pioneering”造句大全，pioneering造句

A British woman who became the first in the world to conceive using a pioneering IVF technique has given birth to a healthy baby boy.

Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, on tour in South Africa, visited a game reserve on Friday to witness its pioneering efforts to save endangered black rhinos.

Today, however, after six decades apart, the present day bosses are to bury the hatchet in a highly symbolic display of reconciliation, shaking hands as part of a pioneering peace initiative.

They stand as a monument to America's pioneering spirit, as well as its scientific prowess.

In those early pioneering days, much of port activities relied on Chinese migrant coolies to do the heavy manual work.

In the mid-19th century, a pioneering German pathologist, Rudolf Virchow, identified one feature of cancers: that they represent an uncontrolled proliferation of cells.

Throughout history it is men - from Viking invaders battling their way into new areas to pioneering farmers taking wives - who have made the biggest impact on the spoken word.

In the following chapters you will seesome of the most important of these pioneering efforts.

Grounded in her pioneering study of chimpanzee behavior, the institute is dedicated to the well-being of all living things.

The international response also brought pioneering mechanisms for ensuring that anti-TB medicines are available in sufficient quantities, of assured quality, at affordable prices.

However, although he takes credit for discovering it, his achievement was not pioneering.

Francis Ratnieks, the UK's only professor of apiculture, is undertaking pioneering research using observation hives and video cameras to determine the plants and flowers that honeybees visit.

The latter was pioneering electronic filings as far back as 1990.

The creature Gollum, in "the Two Towers" (2002), the second film in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, was a pioneering example of a virtual character controlled in this way.

To a pioneering spirit who was discouraged by frequent criticism the Master said, "Listen to the words of the critic."

Canada's largest city has been pioneering the idea that instead of using electricity to power air conditioning, a useful supply of cold can be directly extracted from the environment.