breakthrough
పురోగతి
definition
noun
a major breakthrough in DNA research
a sudden, dramatic, and important discovery or development.
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his big 'breakthrough' came in 1988 when he had two paintings accepted by the RSA
a major 'breakthrough' in the fight against AIDS
the band's 'breakthrough' album
His biggest 'breakthrough' came in 1976 with the release of "Wanted!".
The 'breakthrough' concept DVD is part of the company's 25th anniversary celebration for 2005.
her big 'breakthrough' came on the stage when she won a Tony Award in 1958
New technologies can happen slowly, or sometimes there may be a major 'breakthrough' .
Released in 1971, the year after Altman's 'breakthrough' film, M * A * S * H, McCabe & Mrs. Miller remains one of the key American movies of the era.
This 'breakthrough' film fascinates on many levels.
While Jonze is batting two for two with his features, Gondry has yet to have his big movie 'breakthrough' .
It was a 'breakthrough' series, setting trends for all comedy films to follow.
There is every chance that Mickelson could discover a bus-like theory in his major 'breakthrough' .
a major 'breakthrough' in DNA research
New York's best showcase club over the last 30 years has featured 'breakthrough' performances by Bruce Springsteen, Lou Reed, Dr. John, Sonny Rollins and many others as well as unique repertory performances.
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's 'breakthrough' film, Cure (1997) proved he knows horror better than the rest.
Several years later, these handmade melodramas gave way to the seamless perfection of her 'breakthrough' "Untitled Film Stills."
the band's 'breakthrough' album
Scientists at the University of York have made a major 'breakthrough' in the fight against prostate cancer.
But I think the real 'breakthrough' film probably was Adrian Lyne's 1987 "Fatal Attraction," which presented Glenn Close as an attractive, but fiercely vengeful modern woman, paying a man back for loving her and leaving her.
Globalisation would not have happened without the 'breakthroughs' achieved in the field of IT.
With all those amazing new developments and 'breakthroughs' , why haven't we cured this scourge?
The Museum is looking to host exhibitions that celebrate major technological 'breakthroughs' and the people behind them.
Many important medical 'breakthroughs' in recent times have been a product of this mechanism.
They have already made major 'breakthroughs' in the study of dark matter - the invisible material which scientists believe makes up most of the universe.
Two recent major 'breakthroughs' have revolutionized cattle-human comparative mapping.
It is true that not many major 'breakthroughs' are achieved by mathematicians over the age of 40, but this may well be for sociological reasons.
If Dr Wakefield has made such dramatic 'breakthroughs' in his research into Crohn's disease, then why is it that these are not generally recognised?
The prizes are intended to reward specific discoveries or 'breakthroughs' , and the impact of these on the discipline.
The panels have been chosen to represent major 'breakthroughs' achieved by the CSIR in scientific research.
Just think about one of the most important 'breakthroughs' in modern medicine.
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