cutting-edge research
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cutting-edge
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˌkʌt.ɪŋˈedʒ/us/ˌkʌt̬.ɪŋˈedʒ/
very modern and with all the ...
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research
noun[U]
uk/rɪˈsɜːtʃ/us/ˈriː.sɝːtʃ/
a detailed study of a subject, especially in order to discover (new) information or reach a ...
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(Definition ofcutting-edgeandresearchfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This is an ambitious book, which aims to pull togethercutting-edgeresearchin formal semantics, lexical aspect, and event structure.
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The remaining two chapters of the book deal withcutting-edgeresearch.
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It contributes, as the notes on the back cover claim, to acutting-edgeresearchtopic.
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And yet it is alsocutting-edgeresearchpresented in the spirit of a work in progress.
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This is a very thorough review of the most recent literature in mainstream motivational psychology, also covering a number ofcutting-edgeresearchdirections, particularly within the area of social motivation.
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Indeed, date restrictions would amount to hinderingcutting-edgeresearch.
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That development will bring together three world-class hospitals and includecutting-edgeresearchfacilities.
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Universities warn that lack of resources is preventing them from employing the best and brightest academics, or funding thecutting-edgeresearchthat our economy needs to prosper.
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The member organisations engage incutting-edgeresearchactivities and pool their substantial expertise in basic research resources by interacting to find common synergies.
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First published in 1895 after the first world congress, this book series seeks to presentcutting-edgeresearchand synthesis.
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Realizing thatcutting-edgeresearchwould not be possible without an in-house capacity to produce new materials, a synthetic organic chemistry laboratory was set up.
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Universities, in turn, benefit by exposure to the business world, and the connection to the cutting-edgeresearchbeing conducted outside their walls in industry.
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Academic health centers aim to educate medical students and residents, provide top quality patient care, and performcutting-edgeresearch.
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The faculty places a strong emphasis on exposing students tocutting-edgeresearch.
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These focal points are characterized by significant expertise andcutting-edgeresearch.
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