Sentence examples for highly fruitful from inspiring English sources

This theory proved highly fruitful for later investigations of atomic weights, atomic theory, and the classification of the elements.

This intuitive perception of problems, coupled with technical flexibility, new skills and knowledge, at least in part, through wartime research, proved highly fruitful when they returned to neurological research at Cambridge in 1946.

His example is the crime novel, with Dickens, Poe and Wilkie Collins the prime suspects, and he equates the genre in art with his platforms for technological and natural innovation – a highly fruitful notion.

And it is also an illustration of the fact that science does not foreclose possibility, including discoveries that overturn very fundamental assumptions, and that it is not a final statement about reality but a highly fruitful mode of inquiry into it.

At the time it seemed a narrow and even risky choice of topics, but it proved highly fruitful, and a stream of fundamental work in these areas came out of Poland until the intellectual life of the country was destroyed by the Nazis and the invading Soviet forces.

General Motors has done a U-turn on last week's decision to discontinue its highly fruitful discount program that enabled U.S. customers to buy GM vehicles at the price employees pay (see: "Will Ford Follow Wagoner's GM In Ending Discount?).

Regarding the question whether Wigner has supplied a definition of particles, one must say that although Wigner has in fact found a highly valuable and fruitful classification of particles, his analysis does not contribute very much to the question what a particle is and whether a given theory can be interpreted in terms of particles.

Finally the Thermoregulation Literature Club fruitful discussions are highly appreciated.

All this seems highly becoming to a poet of fruitful activity, not barren speculation.

Other work has identified highly significant analogies that were particularly fruitful for the advancement of science (Holyoak and Thagard 1996: 186 188; Thagard 1999: chapter 9).

Critics do not regard the strip highly, but it provided the vehicle for a fruitful situation: in the July 26 episode, a mouse threw a brick at the family cat called "Kat"—which hit the cat on the head.