Sentence examples for epochal discovery from inspiring English sources

And the stakes are immeasurably raised by an epochal discovery below the Martian surface.

Watson and Crick published their epochal discovery in two papers in the British journal Nature in April May 1953.

Quite how Birkhead's fellow-researcher Mark confirmed this epochal discovery is an indelicate story, but the phrase "at first hand" would describe it fairly.

So it would take more than three years to produce the requisite three blips and subsequent confirmation by ground-based telescopes before the epochal discovery is announced.

In 1493, in the wake of Christopher Columbus' epochal discoveries, and at the request of Ferdinand and Isabella, Alexander issued a bull granting Spain the exclusive right to explore the seas and claim all New World lands lying west of a north-south line 100 leagues (about 320 miles) west of the Cape Verde Islands.

We've achieved an epochal breakthrough: the first completely digital big-time sex scandal.

To understand why "One More Time" is a genuinely important song, you've first got to understand what makes Discovery such an epochal record, and not just an album you've probably puked to after a particularly heavy afternoon in a beer garden.

After the printing press was invented, this discovery was the second greatest epochal event of this period of change.

Gene Scheer's libretto ties together two epochal events from a single day in 1964: the discovery of the bodies of three missing civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Miss., and Johnson's decision to bomb North Vietnam after reports of attacks on American ships in the Gulf of Tonkin, which would later prove erroneous.

It was in their minds and lives that these epochal awakenings first took shape, disorientation becoming reorientation and displacement discovery, new costumes outfitting new identities and new languages furnishing the vocabulary of new self-definitions.

As noted by Kaplan [ 206], "a discovery that mammals produce siderophores would lead to an epochal change in the paradigm of mammalian iron homeostasis".