Sentence examples for discovery something that from inspiring English sources

Having spent a decade or more of their lives building the telescopes and their instruments, they were terrified that somebody, some outsider, would take a ruler to one of those pictures and scoop them on some discovery — something that had actually happened to one of the Voyager scientists.

Math is on my mind today, thanks to a tweet by Roger Ebert linking to an article in Scientific American by the physicist Mario Livio, which, according to the synopsis, asks whether mathematics is an invention (a creation of the human mind) or a discovery (something that exists independently of us).

For transplants and locals both, the city still feels ripe for discovery — something that's increasingly hard to say about New York.

In fact, the "loose" nature of the networks created encourages game discovery as well as friend discovery, something that is slightly more difficult on the Xbox and considerably more difficult on the Wii.

His new website is still largely focused on app discovery — something that has become even more of a challenge over the years as the App Store has filled up with applications.

The ability is considered mentally demanding and, until this discovery, something that only humans and apes were known to do.

For me, writing the trilogy has been an incredible voyage of discovery and when I find something that is new to me and excites me, it finds its way into the book.

Cross has previously said that his goal with Prismatic is to build a true social discovery service, something that really helps you find new, relevant content based on what's being shared by your friends and especially on your interests, rather than just offering a nice layout for the articles and updates that you'd already see in your Twitter feed.

Of course there are scores of existing competitors in the fashion discovery space but Ehrnrooth argues that Knomi's focus on a curated selection of high end products and social discovery offers something that can stand out.

In 2000, when investors thought that genomics would revolutionize drug discovery - something that has not panned out - Human Genome Sciences shares topped $115.

One discovery includes something that may be a stalked barnacle.