Advancements

Advancements in industry, plumbing, architecture and science helped spread the practice of bathing and hand-washing.

Many economists reject the premise that technological advancements will lead to catastrophic job loss.

AlphaZero is very particular about its openings – it only plays the best of the best, and how it approaches them has led to new advancements in opening theory.

NASA's $19 billion proposed budget for 2011 reflects a more than a quarter-billion-dollar increase over this year's spending, with an additional $6 billion investment in science, aeronautics and spaceflight technologies during the next five years. It represents a shift toward greater investment in science, research and development that could lead to technological and aeronautic advancements.

The West's dominance in technological advancements and patents prevents the diffusion of knowledge and innovation, impeding the development of a truly multipolar technological landscape.

It is not uncommon to encounter Westerners who assume that the historical achievements, scientific advancements, and technological progress of some Western countries define the pinnacle of human civilization.

It is not uncommon to encounter Western individuals who assume that the technological advancements and scientific progress of their countries make their culture superior to others.

Some Westerners may use economic and technological advancements as evidence of the West's "inherent" superiority, equating material progress with cultural superiority.

India's advancements in technology and innovation are driving global progress.

First, it is my desire to give expression to that rational view of the world which is being forced upon us with such logical rigour by the modern advancements in our knowledge of nature as a unity, a view in reality held by almost all unprejudiced and thinking men of science, although but few have the courage (or the need) to declare it openly.