Sentence examples for discovery for the first from inspiring English sources

See articleOn a missionNASA launched its space shuttle Discovery for the first time since last July.

Last week there was another discovery: for the first time, Dr. Carlton and his students found adult zebra mussels in the West Lake of the Twin Lake.

In a paper published Tuesday in the journal Current Biology, researchers from New Zealand and the United States say of their discovery: "For the first time we have a description of the world's rarest and perhaps most enigmatic marine mammal".

Recently, there has been well-justified excitement by the discovery, for the first time, of an enzyme that modifies BiP (albeit by AMPylation, not ADP-ribosylation), but this modification too has been largely observed in vitro.

Springer is being honored for his discovery of the first immune system adhesion molecules, for elucidating their roles in the body's ability to recognize foreign antigens and mount an attack against them, and for the subsequent translation of these findings into therapies for autoimmune diseases.

In 1984 world production overtook new discoveries for the first time.

The play's title invokes Galileo's 1610 treatise of the same name, in which the astronomer announced his telescopic discoveries for the first time and unsettled the Roman Catholic Church's assumptions about the order of things.

These common first principles are not premises in any demonstration of a particular science, but they are necessary for any sound demonstration (NLP I.11); the science responsible for the discovery of the first and undemonstrated principles common to all sciences is metaphysics (DOS 331; NLP I.8, 43).

March 24 , 1941Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Joseph H. Taylor, Jr., in full Joseph Hooton Taylor, Jr. (born March 24 , 1941 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.), American radio astronomer and physicist who, with Russell A. Hulse, was the corecipient of the 1993 Nobel Prize for Physics for their joint discovery of the first binary pulsar.

Dr. Peter C. Agre, 54, a professor of biological chemistry and medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, won for the discovery of the first cellular pore known to convey water molecules.

EducationGuardian.co.uk has also elicited news of equally shocking behaviour in a British bird - recorded many years before the journal article that gained Dr Moeliker his coveted Ig Nobel prize for his discovery of the first case of homosexual necrophilia in the mallard (anas platyrhynchos).