Sentence examples for discovery meaning from inspiring English sources

We've pioneered real-time information discovery, meaning discovering information before it's a trend.

In addition, it seems Apple is adding an App Store entry for the Activity App, per another Stroughton Smith discovery, meaning that it too will be deletable.

A level of "five sigma" is required to claim a discovery, meaning there is less than a one in a million chance the data spike is down to a statistical fluke.

Spotify is the current king of social discovery, meaning finding a good song because a Facebook friend has listened to it on repeat for a week.

Shortly afterward, just two weeks before the Giro was to begin, Basso terminated his contract with Discovery, meaning the Giro started without its defending champion.

Jeremy Allaire, the CEO of Brightcove, tells TechCrunch that this is a global deal with Discovery, meaning that if all goes well, Discovery could take the features to other markets where it operates in Europe, the U.S. and the rest of the world.

"The quest for your own discovery of meaning is tied in with the need for everybody to have meaning".

Separately, the family hopes to sell a letter Crick wrote in 1953 to his then-12-year-old son Michael, who is Kindra's father, describing the discovery's meaning.

"Over the past two decades there has been a discovery void around antibiotics, meaning diseases have evolved faster than the drugs to treat them," she said.

Students are asked to make connections, investigate, and explore subjects for deeper discoveries and meaning, leading to greater and original insights.

The genus name Sinoceratops, means "Chinese horned face", and is derived from the word "Sino-" referring the China, the country of its discovery and the Greek words "keras" meaning "horn", and "ops" meaning "face".