Sentence examples for breakthrough called from inspiring English sources

Another key reason investors are backing Dfinity is a technological breakthrough called "threshold relay". Created by Williams, it processes transactions more quickly than platforms like Ethereum.

"While researching the use of ultrasound (high-pitched sound) to 'see' inside the human body, [the team] made a technical breakthrough called 'greyscale imaging'.

The scientists who announced this week's breakthrough called for the parental training they pioneered to be rolled out nationwide.

A pharmaceutical ad — minus the obligatory legalese about serious and life-threatening side effects — announces a new medical breakthrough called Oubli, which is like a wearable, app-powered Zoloft.

Three years in pop is equivalent to a decade in the real world, and it feels like at least that since Carly Rae Jepsen's 18m-selling 2012 breakthrough, Call Me Maybe.

Jason and I had a torrid extra-dramatic relationship -- there were a lot of emergency breakthrough calls (remember those?) I flushed his pot down my toilet when I was mad at him.

It said it was time for a "breakthrough", and called for "a new generation of reformers to stand up".

Earlier today I wrote about a breakthrough method called CLARITY, pioneered by Stanford psychiatrist/bioengineer Karl Deisseroth, MD, PhD, for rendering intact tissue samples transparent.

The breakthrough is called "tankless hot water," and while the equipment costs more than a traditional system, it lasts much longer and the operating costs are usually lower.

What this means on a practical level is that the supposed new breakthrough law called the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act is gathering cobwebs.

With the recent BRAIN Initiative launched by the National Institutes of Health, and the breakthrough technology (called CLARITY) to render whole mouse brains transparent, the concept of using light to probe and control cellular functions is fast becoming a clinical reality.