Sentence examples for discovery themselves from inspiring English sources
Instead of getting complimented for this, he was condemned by the same people who should have done this discovery themselves.
Open University professor of ecology, Jonathan Silvertown, who devised the Evolution Megalab, said 'this is one of the largest evolutionary studies ever undertaken.' Here was an opportunity to give the general public, families and school children, the opportunity to do real science" and to experience the fun and excitement of discovery themselves.
Here, Borch and Lund make an eerie discovery and find themselves in danger.
Indeed, for those who love science, the true drama is in the discoveries themselves.
Sakharov became a target -- and a threat -- only when he began to ask, "What then is to be done?" The discoveries themselves were merely physically explosive.
Yet it also hints at how the discoveries themselves kept him alive, perhaps even suggesting that he physically imploded into a dark star of pure cerebral force, while his fragile frame had to bear a daunting emotional burden.
But now, it has come to light that they are the ones that do get credit for first really coming up with this idea of a spin quantum number, and it's interesting to think about how the politics work in different discoveries, as well as the discoveries themselves.
Discoveries themselves are morally neutral, but the use we make of them are not.
There are spinoffs too: training of students, development of technologies to undertake experiments and applications of discoveries themselves.
The men agree in order to use the game as cover for an escape attempt, but soon find themselves risking discovery in their determination to put one over on their captors.
The subtle differences in the placement on the scales lead to what Menand dismissively refers to as "self-discovery". When people find themselves at specific points on each scale, it allows them to understand an aspect of their personalities without needing to add judgment of what is sick or well, good or bad.
