Sentence examples for individual discovery from inspiring English sources

That isn't nearly as much fun as heroic individual discovery.

Yet he wrote his history not as sweeping cycles or grand themes, but in terms of individual discovery and experience.

Rather, this year's award highlights the basic flaw with science awards themselves: there is no way a prize like the Nobel can accurately capture the intricate history of any individual discovery.

She is able to condense information in ways that benefit individual discovery and comprehension". A student said: "One thing I really appreciated about Amanda as a teacher is that she consistently asked us to relate reading back to our own experiences.

"The sense of individual discovery was so wonderful that it overrode my concerns of a year and a half before.

"If you have a culture dedicated to science, then you have a lot of individual discovery and freedom with a scientific critique, but not a business critique," says Fishman, a cardiologist who has led NIBR's 6,000 employees from its Cambridge, Massachusetts headquarters for the last decade.

It does not just lie in its capacity to reveal individual discoveries.

By then, I was in the process of synthesising; I wasn't so much concerned about making individual discoveries.

Yet individual "discoveries" of poetic devices, given a class size of twenty, is difficult.

One can find many examples of individual discoveries — those of Évariste Galois for group theory and those of Josiah Willard Gibbs in thermodynamics.

True, they can hamper movement, but putting aside the sweep of Howard's theme, which alone would make "Silver Screen" a work of desolate illumination, they add a whole store of individual discoveries.