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NRI's consulting services has contributed to the development of society, industry and enterprises as a pioneer in Japan.
As a representative of Japan, it has greatly contributed to the development of the modern Japanese state.
I became an obstetrician of some renown and contributed to the development of the method of painless childbirth.
Technical breakthroughs in optics, tracking, and GPU performance have also contributed to the development of VR.
Beer made in Yokohama has become well-known to the public through efforts by foreign residents in Japan and contributed to the development of Japanese food culture.
As a Project Leader, he contributed to the development of more than thirty software applications.
There are also others who have contributed to the development of this country.
From 2015 to 2017, the recovery of the mining industry and even the heat contributed to the development of mining machinery manufacturers.
Sichuan Province in the past has been a natural economy and the small handicraft more developed regions, the traditional market fair trade contributed to the development of the town.
Perhaps the most impressive policy achievement that contributed to the development of the GBA was resolving the territorial disputes between Hong Kong and Shenzhen over the Lok Ma Chau Loop.
Ayala Museum also features a one-of-a-kind boat gallery showcasing miniatures of some of the watercrafts that contributed to the development of Philippine maritime trade and colonial economy.
We are pleased to have contributed to the development of the private equity industry in Japan, and are excited about the great opportunities offered by this attractive market.
Fujitsu contributed to the development of MOAP(S), and to date, more than 40 million Symbian-based phones have shipped in the Japanese market.
Some of them contributed to the development of film art and industry worldwide, and played significant roles in the development of film education.
He illustrated the significance of preserving precious manuscripts to Asia and the world, for which he has been highly honored, and contributed to the development of Asian library studies.
TJEM is open to original articles in all branches of medical sciences and relevant areas, including clinical medicine, basic/translational medicine and social medicine. TJEM has contributed to the development of the world medical research.