Sentence examples for discovery far from inspiring English sources

The pace of SNP discovery far outpaces the speed at which polymorphisms are experimentally evaluated.

One of the most surprising discoveries, far outside the central area of the Indus civilization, is Shortughai in the Amu Darya (Oxus River) valley, in northern Afghanistan.

"When the time comes," he told the Times, "I will prove to the world that the black magic of the Middle Ages consisted in discoveries far in advance of twentieth-century science".

But accidental discovery might far more frequently be expressed in lyrics as form.

The most important discovery so far has been that some species of dinosaurs had feathers.

But the most intriguing discovery, so far, is that the virus did a remarkable job of hiding in plain sight.

It was steward of the biggest offshore oil discovery so far this century and the subject of a record-breaking $70-billion 70-billionre offering in 2010.

The first popular awareness of the existence of apes came not in the 1800s, via Du Chaillu's discovery, but far earlier — in biblical times.

It was Potrykus's brilliant and dogged pursuit of a way to coax beta carotene out of the common rice plant that led to biotech's one discovery (so far) that might actually benefit the third-world poor.

A grainy, unflattering, close-up photo of Elliot Morley reveals that the former Labour agriculture minister is at the centre of what the paper calls the "most serious" discovery so far.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Stemm said the discovery, made far from the ship's believed resting place, was "hard to beat" in terms of raw history, lost treasure and solved mysteries.