Sentence examples for discovered the potential from inspiring English sources
More important, automakers themselves have discovered the potential of smartphone-based apps.
He had his epiphany in 1999, when protesters disrupted the World Trade Organization meetings in Seattle; he discovered the potential of drama to send a political message.
In conversation he was tight-lipped, but upon departure I discovered the potential goldmine that was about six-pages of torn up notes (and no, I wasn't riffling through bins to find this).
A consultant hired by the State of Minnesota in the days after the collapse to conduct an investigation of what had gone wrong, even as the national safety board did its work, first discovered the potential flaw, the board said.
Mr. Kuroi, the Neuromagic founder, was a philosophy major studying at the International Christian University in Tokyo -- "I wanted to go to Hitotsubashi University," he said, "but I wasn't a good enough student" -- when he discovered the potential of networked technology.
From the late 19th century, when painters in Paris like Degas and Seurat discovered the potential of the Big Top, there has been no shortage of satisfying imagery in this country as well as in Europe for those who prefer to avoid the circus live.
In this work we discovered the potential-triggered adsorption of the thioglycerol stabilized CdSe nanoparticles on the glassy carbon electrode (GCE), which induced the electrochemiluminescence (ECL) of the nanoparticles coreacted with triethylamine.
"That's where I discovered the potentials of cybernetics," Harbisson said.
She also worked in Sweden where she is credited with discovering the potential of the Cas9 enzyme to edit genes with the help of the Crispr system.
She said it still felt strange at times to be on stage, as if she were constantly discovering the potential beauty hidden inside her body, which for years was a source of shame for her.
We can emotionally enter into these works, have our limitations stretched, silently discover the potential within us, and understand perhaps to an extent we would never have been able to accept unaided what it means to be alive.
