Sentence examples for discovery competition from inspiring English sources

(Schweitzer) Children's Orchestra Society (Tuesday) This essential training ensemble for young students presents its annual Discovery Concert, which will feature the winner of the organization's 2013 Discovery Competition: Kenta Nomura, 13, a violinist, who will play Paganini's First Violin Concerto.

Earlier this month, NASA unveiled a draft set of rules for its next Discovery competition, which funds planetary science missions costing no more than $450 million.

At the time of the last Discovery competition in 2012, NASA was developing a new plutonium-238 isotope power source, called the Advanced Stirling Radioisotope Generator.

Typically, NASA picks just three finalists in its Discovery competitions, which take place every few years.

New says that NASA is now trying to revamp an older radioisotope generator, like the one riding on the Mars rover Curiosity, which could be offered in future Discovery competitions.

"That is the essence of discovery and competition, not their elimination," he said in an e-mail.

It regards the human world as static, not dynamic: as a world of fixed social engineering, not one of creation, discovery and competition.

Competition drives scientific discovery, but too much competition for scarce resources can block progress, and has done so.

Integrating social media, music discovery, and friendly competition, Ofthemu.se brings people with similar musical tastes together to compete in an online DJ set.

Most people go on holiday to recover and discover: going down in a capsule to say hello to the amphipods is in another league — many leagues under the sea, in fact — and I begin to wonder if the pleasure of discovery isn't in competition here with a desperate hunger for exclusivity and specialness.

'Naked and afraid' competition on Discovery strips suvival down.