Sentence examples for exciting window from inspiring English sources

Live-cell imaging has opened an exciting window into the role cellular heterogeneity plays in dynamic, living systems.

The global glacier meltdown may be bad for those of us who live in the present, but it's giving archeologists an exciting window into the past.

Brain imaging studies on academic achievement offer an exciting window on experience-dependent cortical plasticity, as they allow us to understand how developing brains change when children acquire culturally transmitted skills.

The very first, back on 15 March 1909, recreated scenes from paintings by Antoine Watteau and Jean-Honore Fragonard, since you ask, and has created exciting window displays ever since.

By Alan Burdick August 4, 2017 The global glacier meltdown may be bad for those of us who live in the present, but it's giving archeologists an exciting window into the past.

Evidence from several different Middle Eastern societies — Iron Age Moabites, Nabataeans, Romans, and early and medieval Islamic societies – is present here, making it an exciting window into the region's past.

They have opened new, exciting windows for accretion studies but their existence also raises some intriguing questions.

However exciting Windows 8 software may be, the world will still have to wait to see whether Microsoft's hardware partners will be able to produce devices as alluring in their styling as the iPad, with touch-screens that are lightning fast in their responsiveness and everlasting batteries — all of it packaged together at a price affordable to more than just one-percenters.

I'm just saying let's not throw that out because there are pretty exciting window-pane shoulder pads.

Exciting exciting exciting.

The gene "provides an exciting molecular window into brain circuits that are important in speech," said Simon Fisher of Oxford University, a member of the team that discovered the FOXP2 mutation.