Sentence examples for discovery roots from inspiring English sources

But the iPad app isn't trying to return Roamz to its "serendipitous discovery" roots – instead, it's just about exploring a little further out.

Flixster has in the last several months worked to improve it, and is launching a site-wide refresh in beta that will take it back to its video discovery roots.

That's about it, but as with all of Miyazaki's works, it's full of benign spirituality, prelapsarian innocence and joyous discovery, all rooted in a carefully detailed reality.

Here we discuss one aspect of drug development –rodent models – and propose an alternative approach to discovery research rooted in evolutionary experimentation.

A third respondent highlighted that novel discoveries are rooted in scientists' deep thinking, knowledge accumulation, and creative ideas.

"Trio New York" is the corrective: a real-deal organ-trio album released by Prime Source, dedicated to Mr. Eskelin's mother and partly inspired by his discovery of her roots in the Pentecostal church.

Just how the general's belated discovery of his roots in the shtetls of Eastern Europe affected him, just what was the impact on him of the racism of 1950's Arkansas and just why he (parenthetically) became a Roman Catholic in Vietnam are all matters that Clark chooses not to elucidate.

The discovery has its roots in experimental archaeology.

The introductions, then, must be made by the younger set, which hasn't shown a historical interest in roots discovery.

The discovery traces its roots to 1983, when co-authors Roger Duvoisin and Lawrence Golbe of the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in Piscataway, New Jersey, published the results of a study on twins showing no evidence of a genetic cause for Parkinson's, which is marked by slow movements, rigid muscles, and involuntary tremors.

Brown says the discovery of his "migrant roots" and "European roots" made him appreciate how "almost all our families, at some stage, have been migrants".