Sentence examples for Notable discovery from inspiring English sources

Professor Cliver's other notable discovery involved cutting boards.

For one, it allows Johnson to present a convincing case that Priestley's most notable discovery was not oxygen (Carl Scheele had done similar work before him, and Antoine Lavoisier better understood the element) but rather carbon dioxide.

Trapped in the pack ice, they were forced to winter about 50 miles (80 km) east of Gaussberg, an ice-free volcanic peak that Drygalski named and that was a notable discovery.

In summary, a notable discovery is that the optimum mix design can be sustainably applied to stabilize the shallow clay without failure.

To probe the dawn of time, astronomers usually peer far away; but now they've made a notable discovery close to home.

Perhaps the most notable discovery, however, is the creature's extensive plumage, which provides direct evidence for the existence of giant feathered dinosaurs.

Earlier this fall, PBS aired a two-part special episode of "Antiques Roadshow" titled "Our 50 States," in which it recapped notable discoveries from across the nation.

Among his notable discoveries was a dog skeleton, solemnly buried with oyster shells and pottery shards in an embankment along the Harlem River.

f18b08a5-0455-42ef-b26e-191270914c5d Robert Ballard has made quite a few notable discoveries in deep waters around the world in the last 27 years.

He continued to search for shipwrecks, and his notable discoveries include ancient vessels and World War II ships, including the Bismarck (sunk 1941).

Some notable discoveries, which are usually given to state museums and local communities, include Lenape Indian artifacts from the old DeRewal Chemical Company site in Kingwood, N.J., and 20-foot-long pieces of timber from Fort Edward in upstate New York.