Sentence examples for To discovery that from inspiring English sources

See supra, at 4. That rule does not refer to discovery that would have taken place if the police behavior in question had (contrary to fact) been lawful.

Rather, "independent" or "inevitable" discovery refers to discovery that did occur or that would have occurred (1) despite (not simply in the absence of) the unlawful behavior and (2) independently of that unlawful behavior.

It's a maxim that is the stuff of science, the foundation stone of an approach to discovery that delivers reliable, if provisional, knowledge with incredible consistency.

I also found that they were so open to discovery that they were willing to significantly alter their whole business model if that seemed advisable.

Where are the heads?"' This simple question led, as so often happens in the annals of gastronomy, to discovery: that the typically discarded head of the reef shark, when steamed with ginger, red pepper and garlic and served with soy sauce and spring onions, is in fact a divine mosaic of tender, subtly flavored fat, skin and cartilage.

Collaboration following the Fukushima disaster led to discoveries that could improve management of bluefin tuna.

But their dedication to their work led to discoveries that established the field of food science and technology.

He worked on the Manhattan Project and numerous experiments at Berkeley Lab for 42 years, contributing to discoveries that won several Nobel Prizes for UC Berkeley chemists and physicists.

Physicists hope it could lead to discoveries that could potentially represent the biggest revolution in physics since Einstein's theories of relativity.

The Golden Goose Awards bring attention to a very important issue: basic science research leads to discoveries that cannot be predicted and that lead to life-changing results.

New tools and methods are continually being developed, however, leading to discoveries that challenge our paradigms.