Sentence examples for epoch-making discovery from inspiring English sources

Did Russell cheat Cecilia Payne of an epoch-making discovery in 1925?

Oak in 1974, and billed as "An Epoch-Making Discovery Which Has Proved All Histories and Historians Wrong".

It was work on this corpus that led archaeologist and linguist Bedřich Hrozný to his epoch-making discovery that Hittite was indeed Indo-European (1915).

William Harvey announced his epoch-making discovery of the circulation of the blood in his Latin De Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus (1628; On the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals).

Another hypothesis, the Ugaritic theory, evolved after an epoch-making discovery in 1929 (and the years following) at the site of the ancient Ugarit, on the Syrian coast opposite the most easterly cape of Cyprus.

The epoch-making discovery of iPS cell technology not only eased the ethical controversy associated with human ESC research but also opened up the possibility of reprogramming any cell to a desired cellular phenotype[30].

The discovery of a near-perfect fossilised skull in Georgia dating from 1.8m years ago looks likely to be the kind of epoch-making find after which nothing – at least nothing in the anthropology of the Pleistocene – will be quite the same again.

Herder's theoretical commitment to strict secularism in biblical interpretation led him to interpretive discoveries concerning the Bible which were themselves of epoch-making importance.

Instead of making music, she orchestrated the symbolic reality of Britain through two epoch-making magazines: Queen from 1958 to 1964, and Vogue from 1964 to 1984.

It could be epoch-making.

These are epoch-making times.