Their groundbreaking research means Great Ormond Street has been at the cutting edge of making the impossible possible and the incurable curable.
"The new groundbreaking standard means flame retardants are no longer needed, but it doesn't ban them in any way," said Arlene Blum, a University of California at Berkeley chemist.
While this partnership isn't groundbreaking by any means, it serves as a reminder that "old media" is willing to embrace the interactivity afforded by the web.
As noted in Jessica Neuwirth's groundbreaking book, Equal Means Equal, a loophole in the Equal Pay Act allows employers to legally discriminate based on prior earnings.
However, he noted that while pop music fans would appreciate it, hip hop listeners would likely dismiss it, and he added that "[i]t's not groundbreaking by any means".
We at the American Montessori Society applaud the school community of Springfield, Mass., for its foresight and courage in adopting Maria Montessori's groundbreaking approach as a means to save a school on the brink of failure ("Public School Stakes Its Future on the Montessori Way," news article, Feb. 2).
Not groundbreaking news by any means, but I was struck by the feature and thought it was worth giving a little recognition.
In a vote of 5-0, the City Council unanimously voted to put in place a groundbreaking policy that essentially means Portland will no longer build any fossil fuel infrastructure in the city or its adjacent waterways.
It's not groundbreaking or anything; I mean, I got to play with one back at E3, but this would be an actual production unit and its dimensions, finish, etc are all established.
University of Washington professor Anthony Greenwald coined the term implicit bias and introduced a groundbreaking test in 1998 meant to measure it.
