Yes. Pioneering, I believe you call it, don't you?

Abbie doesn't wanna go pioneering.

Remedial measures sometimes necessitate trial and experiment.

The Dutch customs service is a pioneer in the area of risk analysis.

In Poland he is regarded as one of the founders of the Kraków school of surgery.

1996 a second pioneering year as well as one of consolidation

'1996 a second pioneering year as well as one of consolidation'

Education Steenbeck studied physics and chemistry at the University of Kiel from 1922 to 1927.

Nonetheless, the Convention can claim some important technical successes, such as the experimental centre in Brétigny sur Orge in France, the air traffic control training institute in Luxembourg, the Upper Airspace Control Centre in Maastricht, a similar centre in Karlsruhe and another one in Shannon in Ireland, as well as facilities with secondary radar scanners at four locations in Europe, not to mention the central office for collecting route charges in Brussels.

Commissioner Patten has played a pioneering role in this respect. However, we are anxious about the implementation of the document.

KPM has always been a pioneer in the ceramic industry from a technological aspect.

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You yourself have carried out the work of a pioneer, both externally and in the EU itself.

Early work on the development of EDTA was undertaken by Gerold Schwarzenbach in the 1940s.

The above formula states that wave power is proportional to the wave energy period and to the square of the wave height.

There is no evidence that a directive such as the one proposed will prevent new accidents.

Finally, the ice core analyses of physicist Hans Oeschger played a pioneering role in the development of climate research.

Dr. Yunus won the Nobel Peace Prize a few years ago for his work pioneering modern microfinance.

We took the view that the Commission had a role to play in stimulating the process of improvement and modernization.

Of course it will take money as well as imagination and indeed legislation, and we have not much money to spare as he made quite clear in his speech.

I think that Voces Bolivianas is a pioneer here in providing the knowledge in order to enter and join the virtual world of blogs.

By way of contrast, such transformational grammars are also commonly used to provide formal definitions of language are commonly used in formal logic, in formal theories of grammar, and in applied computational linguistics.

The establishment of a European Sustainability Award is conceivable and could be awarded for extraordinary action and leadership on the part of civil society.

Norway, Denmark and Sweden led the way here, but many others soon followed, or announced an intention to do so.

Thousands of workers in the Community's steel industry are pinning their hopes on the resolution which can if acted upon lead to poineering work in the social no man's land, which is what the Common Market has so far largely amounted to.

building on the experience of pioneering work financed by the Structural Funds (Regional Innovation Strategies (RIS), regions are encouraged to develop demand led, participatory policies for innovation (see below).

New hybrid automobiles, pioneered by Toyota, use both gasoline and electric power to boost gasoline efficiency by approximately two fold.

When you're actually doing work that comes to be seen as innovative, or pioneering, or whatever... it's generally, the people who do that have ploughed a fairly lonely furrow for quite a long time.

I remember how this Parliament was also a pioneer, through the report by Mr Olivier Duhamel, in calling for the constitutionalisation of the Union.

In the meantime, Chinese institutions are innovating on a smaller scale, as they spearhead a leaner and faster approach to financing.

Postgres, developed originally in the UC Berkeley Computer Science Department, pioneered many of the object relational concepts now becoming available in some commercial databases.

The problem with Yugoslavia has still not been solved. We have such low traffic levels downstream on the Danube that we have not yet been able to gain any experience there.

Honors Walton and John Cockcroft were recipients of the 1951 Nobel Prize in Physics for their work on the transmutation of the atomic nuclei by artificially accelerated atomic particles (popularly known as splitting the atom ).

But the thing that was true, the expo was about the future of cities, and particularly the Victorians pioneered integrating nature into the cities.

3.2.5 The EU pioneered the 'producer pays' principle, secured its implementation and designed mechanisms to successfully apply it in practice.

I look back, for instance, to the lecture of A Sternfeld in Warsaw's astronomy observatory, who, on the 6th of December 1933, presented ideas on his pioneering work Entry into space.

Pioneering work in adult education was carried out by Professor Jim Phelan of UCD, Dr Michael Ward of UCC, Professor Michael Cuddy of UCG and Dr Ted Fleming of Maynooth.

Under FHC, Brazil pioneered an effective response to the AIDS epidemic by guaranteeing access to antiretroviral medicines and to widespread counseling and viral testing.

As the first EU Ombudsman, he has played a pioneering role, helping to bring about a real change of culture within the Commission, and I am sure that this also applies to the other institutions and bodies.

The first experimental activities to support innovation in relation to regional and social policy were launched by the Commission in 1993 94, effectively pioneering the development of the knowledge based economy at regional level.

So whilst there are universities, colleges and community groups as well as regional and local governments across the EU carrying out excellent and pioneering work in this field, this report does not really reflect that.

The opinion gave a very detailed picture of the current position of the forestry sector in the EU.

The world s first university was Plato s Academy in Athens, venerable old universities are scattered across Europe from Coimbra to Cambridge to Copenhagen, and the modern university, uniting research and education, was pioneered by Wilhelm von Humboldt in Berlin.

Numerous researchers, inspired by the late Nicholas Georgescu Roegen s pioneering work on the relationship between economic processes and physics, tried not very successfully to formulate an entropic theory of economy and society, especially during the 1970 s.

I add, with a touch of pride, that this is an approach pioneered in my own constituency, with the involvement of organisations such as the Scottish Fisherman's Federation, The Shetland Oceans Alliance and the World Wildlife Fund.