Sentence examples for discovery known from inspiring English sources

Discovery, known for documentary shows, will also acquire its first-ever portfolio of scripted and sports programs.

As soon as Mr. Padgett made his discovery known to museum officials, they turned the monument over to representatives of the Italian government in the United States.

A famous discovery known as the "fighting dinosaurs of Mongolia" features a small dromaeosaur, Velociraptor, locked in petrified combat with a small protoceratopsian.

The new discovery, known as element 118, is so called because it has a total of 118 protons in its nucleus.For years, two groups have raced to create ever-heavier elements.

That plot involves finding the solution to World Hunger in a miraculous scientific discovery known as the Eden Project, by which wheat can be grown in the desert; the discovery of Solomon's temple; and the emergence of an international statesman as the Antichrist, headquartered -- where else? -- at the United Nations.

The difference between Gothic d in fadar 'father' and þ in broþar 'brother,' for example, both corresponding to t in Sanskrit, Greek, and Latin, proved to be correlated with the original position of the accent, a discovery known as Verner's law (named for the Danish linguist Karl Verner).

"Discovery knew our business," Mr. Saunders said.

Discovery knows education will never pay its bills.

The task of sequence pattern discovery, also known as motif discovery, is to uncover these unseen subsequences ab initio and then build a motif model for them.

For the record, the criterion for a genuine discovery is known as five-sigma, suggestherethere is less than one chance in roughly 3 million that it is wrong.

My greatest wish on this day for the ages is that this incandescent truth will always guide our actions as we continue to march forth in this, the greatest age of discovery ever known.