Sentence examples for a remarkable research from inspiring English sources

In August 2006, two Japanese scientists, Kazutoshi Takahashi and Shinya Yamanaka, published a remarkable research paper.

This has triggered a remarkable research effort towards the understanding of the aerodynamic behavior of circular cylinders.

In recent years, there has been a remarkable research activity towards the development of alternative decay determination methods in organic materials based on statistics.

Hughes and Dobbins undertake a remarkable research study that investigates the variables and mechanisms of how data about student performance can be captured to exploit them toward business and student performance improvement.

Although this standardization, it is no coincidence that in recent years it has been noticed a remarkable research activity towards the development of alternative decay determination methods in organic materials based on statistical elaboration of analytical data obtained experimentally.

Justin Rattner, chief technology officer at Intel, who will introduce Prof Hawking's speech on Sunday, said: "With more than half a century of remarkable research Professor Hawking has continually pushed the boundaries of humankind's understanding of the cosmos.

This remarkable research is a result of what made the United States a global leader in scientific innovation: It was funded at a research university by the federal government.

Compounds with 2-phenoxy-N-phenylacetamide core nucleus as in Figure 1 (1andnd 1b) have shown remarkable research and demonstrated a variety of biological activities such as antimycobacterial [ 16], antiparasitic [ 17], antiviral [ 18], and anticancer [ 19]activities [ 20– 23].

(The story of his life is told with remarkable research and insight in a new biography by Noah Isenberg).

This unexpected conclusion, which was later codified under the concept of isomerism by the Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius, led to a lifelong friendship between Liebig and Wöhler and to a remarkable collaborative research partnership, frequently conducted via correspondence.

Patricia Wright, a Stony Brook University scientist who is a longtime student of lemurs and voice for conservation in Madagascar, has sent a Dot Earth postcard (you can, too) reflecting on the opening there this month of a remarkable new research hub for studying the array of species in one of the island nation's parks.