"In Breakthrough, I.R.A. Will Allow Arms Inspections" (front page, May 7) reports a welcome step toward the full carrying out of the Good Friday peace accord for Northern Ireland.
In "Breakthrough?" you see the bones of a dance based on inscrutable gestures and tasks, with the lone man, the charming Corey Thomas Harrower, set against a society of playful, seductive women.
In breakthrough IA and refractory diseases, combination therapy (for example, echinocandin plus voriconazole or liposomal amphotericin B) may be considered.
Steven F. Hayward does that favor for conservatism in Breakthrough Journal.
Instead he said there was an urgent need for "high risk" investments in breakthrough technologies.
Bill Gates has announced he will invest $2bn in breakthrough renewable technologies, doubling his current commitment.
For more than two centuries, American patent laws have supported innovations that made us the world leader in breakthrough ideas and technologies.
Slowing sales, a shift to products like the iPad Mini with lower profit margins, and a lull, whether real or perceived, in breakthrough new products are all weighing heavily on Apple's shares.
Both offer an effective way to engage in breakthrough research without having to rip up the corporate structure and start all over again.The promise of corporate venturing is clear: shorter development times and reduced development costs.
Indeed, he commercialised but did not invent the light bulb.GE's strength is not in breakthrough inventions but, to use Mr Immelt's words, "in turning $50m ideas into billion-dollar ideas".
But for decades, while HeLa cells were routinely being used in laboratories around the world, and were being hailed as pivotal in breakthrough after breakthrough, no one seems to have stopped to think about the person behind them.
