Sentence examples for anticipated discovery from inspiring English sources

Every few days I transmitted an article filled with the excitement of anticipated discovery, but Nessie was a no-show.

Like the anticipated discovery of high-energy neutrinos, understanding these charismatic creatures' habits may carry little by way of practical purport.

"With the anticipated discovery of Earthlike planets in habitable zones, the development of a unified model for the formation and evolution of our solar system is timely," Bizarro wrote.

But to say that discoveries are unexpected is a circularity — to anticipate discoveries, we would need to possess the knowledge entailed and so wouldn't need the discovery.

He possibly anticipated the discovery of mutation.

In 1801 he observed thermoelectric currents and anticipated the discovery of thermoelectricity by Thomas Johann Seebeck.

Museum officials anticipated the discovery of remains, so they hired an archaeologist to remove and document them.

Although Darwin and his contemporaries predicted much of what the human fossil record would eventually reveal, no one anticipated the discovery of hominins with massive jaws.

In Schenck and Mahowald's view, what argues for the finding that R.B.D. behavior has little if anything to do with psychodynamic factors are the famous experiments with cats that anticipated the discovery of REM behavior disorder in humans.

Ulloa also anticipated the discovery of platinum mines.

While some prescient souls might have anticipated the discovery of so many artists of the first rank from China, I suspect that very few would have predicted their range and current ubiquity.