Sentence examples for groundbreaking experiments from inspiring English sources
For all its hammer-blow puff about "groundbreaking experiments" and "statistics", it's a tombola of tenuousness.
Charles Babbage, the 19th- century inventor and mathematician who conducted groundbreaking experiments with computing machines.
He cites a series of groundbreaking experiments in the 1970s by psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.
Their award was for "groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material graphene" that they carried out as recently as 2004.
The building is now known to have been contaminated with radiation after Ernest Rutherford carried out his groundbreaking experiments there in the years after 1906.
She has worked hard on a series of groundbreaking experiments and sends her paper to the only high-ranking journal in your area that is also OA.
It was a groundbreaking experiment.
Another groundbreaking experiment from SOE while it beavers away on Everquest Next.
In a groundbreaking experiment published in 1962, the psychologist Brenda Milner had H.M. perform a mirror-drawing task.
The comments came to light as a result of the Huffington Post's groundbreaking experiment in citizen journalism, Off The Bus.
The Royal Academy of Arts is to launch a groundbreaking experiment designed to give visitors the unsettling opportunity to see themselves as they really are.
