Sentence examples for breakthrough period from inspiring English sources

While the gallery already owns examples of Truitt's work, Mr. Cooper said, it had no sculptures from what he called her breakthrough period.

It's cause for celebration any time the saxophonist Murray returns to the quartet setting and sturdy repertoire of his nineteen-eighties breakthrough period on the now defunct Black Saint Records.

I should therefore begin by ritually deflating the Pollock balloon: pointing out how bad his early works are; mulling over their tortured symbolism and clotted surfaces; stressing how brief the breakthrough period was, and recapitulating how he burned out and died drunk in a car wreck in 1956, at 44.

As one of the first mainstream female drummers, Smith was a pioneer for women in music who earned her fame during World War II, a breakthrough period for female performers.

His Seasteading Institute – founded in 2008 by Patri Friedman with funding from Paypal founder Peter Thiel – is approaching a breakthrough period in its development, and, according to Hencken, is now realistically on target to have the first people moving into a floating, sea top community by 2020.

For the most efficient hybrid sorbent catalyst (25 wt% NiO), the influence of CH4 flow rate and steam to carbon ratio (S/C) was also investigated, as well as its behavior during long-term cyclic operation of SESMR (30 cycles), where the H2 production time was just limited to pre-breakthrough period.

Moreover, during the first half of the period before the breakthrough point, the fluoride concentration of the treated solution was below the WHO's recommended levels (1.5 mg/L).

Additionally, both the rates of NH4+-N and NO3−-N leaching through zones followed the water flow pattern: breakthrough during wetting period and cessation during drying period.

Though Royce lived only a few years beyond this late philosophical breakthrough, his last period brought the true culmination and flowering of his life's work.

To determine hepatitis B virus genomic evolution during antiviral therapy we characterized the HBV quasi-species in a patient who did no respond to therapy following lamivudine breakthrough for a period of 14 years.

Furthermore, two types of rebounders were considered: patients having a breakthrough (rebounds after a period being undetectable) or a partial virologic response (rebounds after a declining period but never being undetectable), accounting for 3.3 and 8.4% of the simulated population, respectively.