Sentence examples for breakthrough onto from inspiring English sources

Strategic word selection can catapult an announcement about a study, a product or a "breakthrough" onto the evening news instead of to its usual destination — the spam folder or circular file.

+ A meta moment: The Van, Alex Bag's 2001 art world satire depicting her own "breakthrough" onto the scene via a fictionalized Artforum cover, screened at Art Basel alongside the new sequel, The Van (Redux).

+ A meta moment: The Van, Alex Bag's 2001 art world satire depicting her own "breakthrough" onto the scene via a fictionalised Artforum cover, screened at Art Basel alongside the new sequel, The Van (Redux).

Jeff Snyder, a thermoelectrics expert at the California Institute of Technology, says little information is available publicly about the company's tetrahedrite technology so it is hard to know if it is onto a breakthrough.

It took until the 29th minute for either team to score, and it was the home side who made the breakthrough as Grix ran onto a grubber kick from Lee Briers to touch down from close range.

Sure, it's not "sexy", and sure you won't get 20M users and lots of press coverage, but engineers who are experienced in moving and computing massive amounts of data could actually stumble onto a breakthrough accidentally.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Breakthrough curves for CV biosorption onto CLR and CR at different flow rates (bed depth = 30 cm, initial dye concentration = 25 mg L−1).

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Breakthrough curves for CV biosorption onto CLR and CR at different initial dye concentration (bed depth = 30 cm, flow rate = 20 mL min−1).

For a breakthrough in utilization, graft copolymerization onto chitosan will be a key point, which will introduce desired properties and enlarge the field of the potential applications of chitosan by choosing various types of side chains.

Also, as the bed height is increased, the dye molecules have more time to contact with the biosorbent resulting in higher dye removal efficiency (Saha et al. 2011) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Breakthrough curves for CV biosorption onto CLR and CR at different bed heights (flow rate = 10 mL min−1, initial dye concentration = 25 mg L−1).

Turn your adult phonics skills onto the great 1973 breakthrough "The Pleasure of the Text," by Roland Barthes, and revisit the argument that rapture lies in making meaning of written language.