Sentence examples for discovery started from inspiring English sources

The cascade of discovery started when Richard Kowalski, working with the of the University of Arizona, spotted a moving white dot on his computer screen late Oct. 5 at an observatory on Mount Lemmon outside Tucson.

In a deal similar to the one with Hasbro, Discovery started a venture last year with Oprah Winfrey to turn the Discovery Health Channel into OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network.

'I think they've been told too much by their parents, they're not in this life to discover things for themselves.' His voyage of discovery started when he formed the Fall in 1976.

When David Cameron made his official announcement in celebration of the discovery of the Higgs boson in July, he was keen to stress the Higgs part of the equation: "Let's not forget that this discovery started right here in Britain.

In the first quarter of the year, Discovery started recording 100 percent of OWN's net losses in a category called "other expenses, net" as "accumulated operating losses at OWN exceeded the equity contributed to OWN".

The connection between ecology and drug discovery started for us when we realized that prey species were turning production of defensive traits off and on as needed for different enemies.

Stuster began studying voyages of discovery — starting with the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria, whose deployment, he observed, anticipated the NASA-favored principle of "triple redundancy".

The result is Stan And Nan, a graphic memoir that charts Sarah's process of discovery, starting with a sketch of her childhood self – an eager listener in spectacles – visiting her nan at home in Tettenhall, Wolverhampton.

The couple's voyage of sexual discovery starts with their early infatuation during the initial party, and is followed quickly by their seduction by Frank, then Janet's later seduction of Rocky).

"As president, I will emphasize policies that once again make America the best place in the world to make a discovery, start a business, hire a worker or find a job," he wrote.

These days, though, the preferred sources for natural molecules are fungi (which produce many exotic chemical weapons for use in guerrilla warfare with their competitors) rather than trees.The traditional process of drug discovery starts by screening a library to see if any of the compounds it contains have properties that could plausibly be harnessed to the cause of medicine.