Sentence examples for explosive breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Rahim had only appeared in one feature, a bit part in a horror movie, before his explosive breakthrough in Jacques Audiard's 2009 thriller A Prophet.
"This was the ideal time – both in my role at Kleiner Perkins and given the explosive growth of breakthroughs in science and medicine – to pursue my passion for life sciences and launch a fund with such an exceptional team with whom I've worked closely in prior roles," Seidenberg said in a statement.
As the two armies faced the stalemate of trench warfare at Petersburg in July 1864, Burnside agreed to a plan suggested by a regiment of former coal miners in his corps, the 48th Pennsylvania: dig a mine under a fort named Elliot's Salient in the Confederate entrenchments and ignite explosives there to achieve a surprise breakthrough.
The castings are known as explosive lenses — and their creation was a breakthrough that let the scientists at Los Alamos build the world's first atom bomb.
At airport check-ins, breakthrough "sniffing" technology will detect explosives in traces as tiny as billionths of a gram.
Availability and implementation: A catalog of BF clusters for thousands of Pfam keywords is provided at http://protonet.cs.huji.ac.il/bestFront/ Contact: [email protected] The explosive growth in the number of sequenced proteins is mostly a result of the breakthroughs in sequencing technologies and the corresponding sequencing of hundreds of organisms.
But many here seemed surprised by the explosive popularity of the video, perhaps because few expected the breakthrough to come from Mr. Park, a midlevel star who is as much a comedian as a singer.
A breakthrough came when Rania, a 15-year-old, was captured before her explosive vest could be detonated at a checkpoint.
But many here seemed surprised by the explosive popularity of the video, perhaps because few ________ the breakthrough to come from Mr. Park, a midlevel star who is as much a comedian as a singer.
He thinks today's innocuous technologies could prove tomorrow's breakthroughs, as long as the industry continues to encourage innovation.That points to the most explosive criticism levelled at the oil majors: that they no longer have the capacity to innovate.
