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leading edge

[lee-ding] / ˈli dɪŋ /




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Instead, they generate directed fluid flows that actively push proteins toward the leading edge, where cells extend, move and repair tissue.

From Science Daily

After conceding four from an accurate first over, Jacks got one to grip to take the leading edge of Mendis.

From BBC

Television was also the leading edge of the rising consumer society: an ad-driven medium running all day in American homes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The first chance offered was a leading edge that flew to deep third man, with Rashid unable to take the catch or flick the ball back inside the rope.

From BBC

As Akira watched, the app updated and the leading edge of the fire jumped closer to the road.

From Literature