One of the breakthroughs that resulted was a much better way to study molecules.
It tells the story of the years from his birth in Prague to the beginning of his professional and literary career in 1910, taking the reader up to just before the breakthrough that resulted in his first masterpieces, including "The Metamorphosis". Brimming with vivid and often startling details, Stach's narrative invites readers deep inside this neglected period of Kafka's life.
However, the IG report later said there was a "small interrogation breakthrough" that resulted in Rahman admitting something: that his name was Gul Rahman.
C1 Advance in Disk Capacity I.B.M. scientists announced a breakthrough that could result in disk drives capable of holding more than 100 times current capacities.
[Page A1.] Disk Drive Breakthrough Reported A group of I.B.M. scientists said it had achieved a breakthrough that could result in one-inch disk drives capable of holding 100 times the data of the most sophisticated existing hard drives.
A group of I.B.M. scientists said yesterday that they had achieved a technological breakthrough that could result in disk drives capable of holding more than one trillion bytes of data -- more than 100 times the capacity of today's most typical hard drives.
His pioneering work in artificial intelligence has led to a series of technological breakthroughs: the result is that the latest and most expensive device in consumer electronics is "a manufactured human with plausible intelligence and looks, believable motion and shifts of expression".
Crouch adds that, at around this same time, Parker "had a breakthrough," a musical epiphany that resulted from listening to the solos of the Kansas City-based tenor saxophonist Lester Young (who, later in 1936, joined Basie's band).
On the other hand, using learnings from the past and combining new, enriched data elements could generate a true breakthrough that drives new results.
For decades, NASA and the military financed research that resulted in breakthroughs, like computer chips, that would "spin off" into the private sector.
