Sentence examples for a discovery by from inspiring English sources

One of the coolest recent projects was a discovery by my student Al Kovaleski.

The tall, striking Barbara Norris was something of a discovery by Fig and Ecey, and they invited her to the cocktail party in Mailer's honour in 1975.

A discovery by Dr Sarah Jelbert of Jesus College, Cambridge, has led to the refinement of our understanding of crow intelligence.

The island, once home to a Middle Saxon settlement, was found at Little Carlton near Louth, Lincolnshire, by archaeologists from the University of Sheffield after a discovery by a metal detectorist.

Wertheim read about a discovery by a mathematician called Daina Taimina: that you could model hyperbolic space using crochet, simply by increasing the number of stitches in each row until the fabric warps.

It was only several days later, after careful analysis, that the Google team made a discovery: by digesting previous games, the program had calculated the chances of a human player making the same move at one in 10,000.

NicoTest is based on a discovery made by scientists led by Dr Robert Walton, of Oxford's clinical pharmacology department.

A recent discovery by a University of Alaska researcher and colleagues has upset that time scale considerably.

DCS Gregory confirmed, too, that it was highly unlikely to have been a chance discovery by a hacker.

Ozeki's meditative, era-flipping story starts with a chance discovery by a Japanese-American novelist called Ruth.

The pulsar, reported in the Aug. 13 issue of the journal Science, is a major discovery by a volunteer computing project, according to David Anderson of the University of California, Berkeley.