Sentence examples for ingenious discovery from inspiring English sources
The disintegrating effect of tumour emboli into single cells by certain detergents, and the ingenious discovery that the mutual adhesiveness between cancer cells is much less than between normal cells, have led the present authors to investigate the action of some biological surface active agents, alone as well as in some of their associations on the "take" of Yoshida sarcoma implants.
Campanella was greatly interested in all ingenious discoveries, and in The City of the Sun he provides many examples of curious inventions, such as vessels able to navigate without wind and without sails, and stirrups that make it possible to guide a horse using only one's feet, leaving one's hands free.
We have brilliant minds, ingenious inventions and extraordinary discoveries that could make this country and this world a better place; but instead we fail for lack of initiative and persistence; quarrel and twitter and vent our frustration on each other.
Find ingenious fixes to hard problems.
Dr. Agnew was no giant of discovery, but he was ingenious technically and wielded great influence for decades as a presidential adviser and a gregarious hawk, as restless and unpredictable as the tumultuous age he helped define.
And yet modern times demand the discovery of new and ingenious ways to eliminate one's enemies, whether on the battlefield or in the bedroom.
Freud's discovery, Phillips writes, was just how ingenious and disturbing modern people had become as the unconscious artists of their own lives.
The impetus for such change has been the discovery of one of the most ingenious systems for host defense that the immune system deploys.
