Smiles said: "Some would argue that these last years show some of the most extraordinary breakthroughs in his approach to watercolour and oil painting".
This research holds out the hope, with other scientific advances such as genome sequencing, of extraordinary breakthroughs in the treatment and prevention of diseases as varied as cancer, mental illness and Alzheimer's.
Some of the research might not have been translatable, some indeed was misinterpreted or ignored, but there were a great many animal experiments that led to extraordinary breakthroughs in treatments, such as vaccines, transfusion, insulin, anti-retrovirals and asthma medications.
"People do make extraordinary breakthroughs, so we have to be very careful that you don't sit there saying that every outstanding performance or every breakthrough can only be because there is a chemist sitting in the background".
"There is a culture here that celebrates the achievements of individuals and it is too often forgotten in history that it is individuals, not governments or economic systems, that are responsible for extraordinary breakthroughs," he says.That explains why the best innovation policy is probably one that does the least.
Some of the scenes, unquestionably gorgeous, open a 1993 German film documentary by Ray Müller, "The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl," which revisits the quandary of a woman who made extraordinary breakthroughs in cinematic art and technique but did so in the service of the unspeakable.
"This is an extraordinary breakthrough.
Reckless called it an "extraordinary breakthrough".
IF IT had happened five years ago, it would have been an extraordinary breakthrough.
John Wilhelm, president of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees union, called the law "the most extraordinary breakthrough for the rights of workers" in his three decades with the union.
I think you've got to be very careful when you make judgments like that but yes it is an extraordinary breakthrough".
