Sentence examples for discovery name from inspiring English sources

With this new SUV for 2017, the automaker is reverting to the Discovery name as it competes in the popular and crowded SUV market.

She was, once, a discovery named Phylis Isley.

Romer graciously cites Stigler's Law of Eponymy, which states that any scientific discovery named for someone is not in fact named for its actual discoverer.

One of the people cast in it is a PennySaver discovery named Joe, seller of Christmas cards and writer of dirty poems, who in the middle of filming informs July he has only two weeks to live.

French geologist Louis Lartet, who made the discovery, named this race Cro-Magnon man.

"The latest discovery, named Darwinius masillae, bolsters the less common position that our ape-like ancestor" was a precursor of lemurs.

Following European discovery, names for the Australian landmass were often references to the famed Terra Australis.

The IAPT's primary purpose is the promotion and understanding of biodiversity the discovery, naming, classification, and systematics of plants for both living and fossil plants.

This discovery (named by Science the discovery of the year in 2007) set an historical milestone in the field and the number of papers published yearly on the topic keeps increasing exponentially (for recent reviews see: Hanna et al, 2010; Jopling et al, 2011; Wilmut et al, 2011; Yamanaka & Blau, 2010).

The automated discovery of named entities – Named Entity Recognition (NER) – in digital text is commonly discussed in the context of natural language processing, artificial intelligence, or organizational data management.

Although he was not the first to make this discovery, his name remains attached to it as Buys Ballot's law.