Sentence examples for breakthrough events from inspiring English sources

In retrospect these were breakthrough events, but Mr. Boulez was fighting an uphill struggle.

Droplet formations, entitled "breakthrough" events originated from either the channel or landing regions of the GDL.

The number of breakthrough events in a given area (breakthrough density) provides insight into the size and number of independent water clusters evolving within the GDL.

Simulating four-year periods of production for SAGD well pairs in Albertan reservoirs consistently show that FCD usage simultaneous improved bitumen recovery by 50% or more and decreased cumulative steam/oil ratios (cSOR) by 12 m3/m3, largely through improved steam chamber conformance and by eliminating steam breakthrough events in the producer.

In this study, criteria for selecting breakthrough events were strict.

Fifty-three cofples of breakthrough events, each treated with IV-MO and OTFC, were recorded.

"The World Cup is a breakthrough event for what we're trying to do in digital media," said John Kosner, senior vice president and general manager for ESPN Digital Media.

Daniel J. Wakin, a reporter for The New York Times, was there to cover this breakthrough event, the first performance by an American orchestra in that totalitarian country.

Immersive experiences that let punters experience the sort of terror depicted in slasher movies were the breakthrough event of the year.

Mr. Szeemann is in fact best remembered for organizing Documenta 5 in 1972, which to this day is considered a breakthrough event.

Despite the expectations for increasing trade, Mr. Severino predicted that the introduction of the trade zone would not be a "breakthrough event" setting off a dramatic surge in commerce come January.