Sentence examples for breakthrough provided from inspiring English sources

This breakthrough provided a snapshot of the structure of the light-activated channel and hinted at how cations are selectively conducted through it.

Wilson's breakthrough provided the basis for sound-processing strategies used widely in today's CIs and resulted in a rapid expansion in the number of deaf and nearly deaf persons who have received a cochlear implant in one or both ears.

Wilson's breakthrough provided the basis for sound-processing strategies used widely in today's cochlear implants and resulted in a rapid expansion in the number of deaf and nearly deaf persons who have received a cochlear implant in one or both ears.

But to Boyd many of the roles before and even after Poitier's breakthrough provided only a limited view of the black experience in America.

Hers' conceptual breakthrough provided the foundation for understanding literally dozens of additional so-called "storage" disorders, including the gangliosidoses and other sphingolipidoses, the mucopolysaccharidoses, the glycoproteinoses, and so forth.

A cosine similarity is used as a measure of similarity as proposed in [ 18] (5) cos ⁡ θ j = d j T q ‖ d j ‖ 2 ‖ q ‖ 2. The breakthrough provided by LSA is a solution to the synonymy problem, i.e., the problem that multiple words can express the same meaning.

This breakthrough discovery provided the conceptual groundwork for the elucidation of RNA interference biochemical pathways.

This means that the cycle of innovations has to constantly accelerate, with each breakthrough providing a shorter reprieve.

Before it failed, though, this instrument made a major breakthrough, providing direct evidence for the first time of supermassive black holes in the center of some galaxies.

The resolution of uncertainty concerning climate sensitivity and the technological breakthrough providing access to a carbon-free production economy are modeled as controlled stochastic jump processes.

Breakthrough provides extra professional training, financed by the Board of Education, and pay incentives for teachers who complete a lengthy assessment process that results in advanced certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.