Sentence examples for breakthroughs by a from inspiring English sources

The number of breakthroughs at a specific age, the cumulative number of breakthroughs by a specific age, or the cumulative number of breakthroughs in a window of time would usually be the appropriate age-dependent dose.

After years of police mistakes, Napper was apprehended after a forensic breakthrough by a private laboratory, LGC, which succeeded where the FSS failed.

After years of police mistakes, Napper was apprehended after a forensic breakthrough by a private laboratory, LGC, which succeeded where the FSS had failed.

The company was formed after a research breakthrough by a couple of researchers at Cornell, Kevin Tang and Nithin Michael.

And so when Morales came along, he was seen as a breakthrough by many - an A-list non-white character with critically acclaimed stories and a sizeable fan base.

Investigators said this week they had made a breakthrough by identifying a Moroccan-Belgian jihadist based in Syria as a key plotter of the Paris attacks.

Senator Mike Gravel made a breakthrough by reading a large part of the document in the Senate.

Our study marks a technical breakthrough by developing a novel HTS method that leads to the discovery HWY-4213 as a dual-acting antinematodal and antifungal compound.

In 1973, Black and Scholes (Black and Scholes, 1973) made a major breakthrough by deriving a differential equation that must be satisfied with the price of any security-dependent derivative on a non-dividend-paying stock.

Obama made a major breakthrough by winning a significant percentage of votes from white independents and young white voters.

Since 1989, when IBM researchers whimsically demonstrated a scientific breakthrough by constructing a 35-atom depiction of the company's logo, the ability to manipulate individual atoms has spawned a tidal wave of research and development at the nano (from the Greek word for "dwarf") scale.