Sentence examples for conceptual breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

"But Ava's consciousness – we need a couple of conceptual breakthroughs before we get there.

Such revolutionary phases, Kuhn argues, correspond to those conceptual breakthroughs that lay the foundations for the periods of continuity that follow.

By contrast, one of the scientific advisers for Ex Machina, geneticist Adam Rutherford, describes the consciousness of Ava's character as being a mere "couple of conceptual breakthroughs" away.

Thus, even though Mr. Clinton made conceptual breakthroughs at Camp David, there was not enough time left to delve into the finer details of the weighty issues of religion and national identity.

These revolutionary phases – for example the transition from Newtonian mechanics to quantum physics – correspond to great conceptual breakthroughs and lay the basis for a succeeding phase of business as usual.

Sweeping conceptual breakthroughs don't come along very often, and foreign-policy makers tend to be thinker-practitioners (They think when their party is out of power, and practice when it's in).

The result was a major conceptual breakthrough.

The Go-sees series was a conceptual breakthrough, though.

While that notion may seem obvious today, in 1934 it marked a conceptual breakthrough.

Math genius takes the form of some kind of revolutionary, conceptual breakthrough.

MR. BOLICK: The program represents a conceptual breakthrough on two fronts.