Sentence examples for be rediscovered from from inspiring English sources
Confined atoms are excellent examples of how problems in theoretical physics can be rediscovered from time to time and modified in the light of experiment.
Oranges, lemons, and grapefruit are just as effective for preventing scurvy; it is interesting that the link with vitamin C was discovered and lost, only to be rediscovered, from ancient times, long before ascorbic acid was isolated.
The late Malik Bendjelloul's Academy Award-winning documentary Searching for Sugar Man told the tale of how the 70s folk star Rodriguez was rediscovered from near-complete obscurity.
The notion was rediscovered from a physics perspective, where such factorizations appeared as boundary conditions for topological quantum field theory, and led to the (curved) deformation theory of the category of coherent sheaves on complex manifolds.
The drug was actually first formulated in France in the 1920s, but disappeared until it was rediscovered from the obscurity of academia by an underground chemist.
Paraisometrum mileense W. T. Wang (Gesneriaceae), a perennial herb from the monotypic genus Paraisometrum that was once thought to be extinct, was rediscovered from southeastern Yunnan, China, in 2006, 100 years after the only available specimen was collected (Cai, 2006).
"If the world gets destroyed or humankind dies out, I want my work to endure and be rediscovered 100 years from now".
Like Conan, the players are not kids, most of them struggling to be rediscovered after being cut from major league farm teams.
With time the Ashington Group faded from view, to be rediscovered in 1971 by the British art critic William Feaver, who wrote a book about the painters (published in 1988 in Britain and in the United States this year).
They just waited long enough to be rediscovered".
