Sentence examples for edge of discovery from inspiring English sources

Some of what we could lose is only just on the edge of discovery.

But it's also exciting, because you are always on the edge of discovery.

"It tends to move exhibitions in a more creative way toward the edge of discovery," said Dr. Michael J. Novacek, a curator of paleontology, senior vice president and provost of science at the American Museum of Natural History.

"That's too bad, really, because technically oriented people have wonderful opportunities these days to be at the edge of discovery in the arts".

Search for new perspectives in your own interests, and keep current on the leading edge of discoveries in those areas.

The files showed, for instance, that a two-inch gash in the leading edge of the Discovery was found after a mission in March 2001.

The river Wensum, which laps the edge of the discovery site and flows through the village of Great Ryburgh, has changed course over the last millennium, possibly destroying evidence of Anglo-Saxon homes and farm buildings at the site.

In "Russian Seasons," classical ballet postures dissolve into yogalike shoulder stands; the people onstage often seem surprised or on the edge of self-discovery, covering their mouths or yanking a dawdler offstage.

The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg New York Times business reporter Charles Duhigg takes us to the thrilling edge of scientific discoveries that explain why some struggle to change while others seem to remake themselves overnight.

She was able effortlessly to combine her fascination with science--both its history and its cutting edge of contemporary discovery--with an unembarrassed love of kitsch and a refined taste for the highest achievements in art, from which she learned freely and sought tirelessly to emulate.

The ability of this technology to integrate these many facets of science ensures that the field will remain on the cutting edge of research and discovery.