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- 3. In the early stages of R&D, scientists often have to _ through vast amounts of raw data to find a single meaningful correlation.
- 6. The discovery of graphene served as a _ a revolution in material science, sparking innovation in everything from batteries to touchscreens.
- 7. Rather than iterating on existing software, the startup decided to build their operating system _ to ensure total security
- 10. The breakthrough in robotics allowed the prototype to maintain an _ posture while navigating uneven terrain, a feat previously thought impossible.
- 11. To truly innovate, a lead researcher must _ significant influence over the laboratory’s budget and strategic direction.
- 14. Ethical debates often arise when cutting-edge research in physics is diverted toward the development of sophisticated _.
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- 1. The ultimate goal of the project is to _ the power of nuclear fusion to provide a clean, virtually limitless source of energy.
- 2. We must acknowledge our scientific _, whose early theories on electromagnetism provided the foundation for today’s wireless technology.
- 4. bay Frequent updates to the software's encryption are necessary to keep potential cyber-attacks _.
- 5. During the atmospheric reentry of the space capsule, the heat shield was designed to _ evenly, protecting the delicate instruments inside.
- 8. Traditional industries that _ to outdated manufacturing methods often find themselves overtaken by more agile, tech-driven competitors.
- 9. Data analytics can be used to _ inefficiencies in a supply chain, forcing hidden systemic errors into the light.
- 12. The publication of the peer-reviewed study helped to _ the long-standing myth that the new vaccine had significant side effects.
- 13. A small _ of explorers was sent to the remote archipelago to document rare species and bring back samples for genetic sequencing.