Sentence examples for breakthrough example from inspiring English sources

The breakthrough example for this type of success came with Louis C.K.'s direct-to-fan release of a comedy special a few years ago; since then, a number of other people with an independent fan base have begun marketing their own content online.

Recent breakthrough examples of novel transitions to and from bursting due to reciprocal interactions of slow-fast dynamics include various homoclinic of saddles and saddle-foci, the blue sky catastrophe, bistability due non-transverse homoclinics to saddle-node periodic orbits, canard-tori [13, 16 18, 23 26].

This had two effects: it led to a series of scientific breakthroughs (for example, plate tectonics in earth sciences); and it established Cambridge as a leader in information technology and computing.

It was, in other words, a breakthrough; a perfect example of what British-Asian theatre had been lacking.

"This is a breakthrough and great example of what one town has done in a short amount of time," said Bob Muldoon, a regional representative for the club.

Application of the model to three example breakthrough curves demonstrates the applicability of the combined physical and chemical nonequilibrium model to tracer tests conducted in karst aquifers, with exceptionally good model fits to the data.

(The civil rights breakthrough is an example of that).

It trumpets, by example, breakthrough works for Dove -- campaigns that offer mutual advantage for the P&G brand, aging customers of the soap and the environment alike.

But it also helps to be reminded of his early genius, the sheer power of his intellectual and instinctive audacity--the breakthrough Demoiselles D'Avignon for example,was painted when he was 25!

Breakthrough is an example of a quality improvement collaborative (QIC).

Manchester et al. (18) shows an example breakthrough curve that is the raw output of the fixed-bed sorbent tests.