Sentence examples for joint discovery from inspiring English sources
The research led to their joint discovery of telomerase, which they initially isolated from Tetrahymena, a protozoan that, relative to other organisms, contains an abundance of telomeres.
But this sense of joint discovery, like all successful collaborations, must be grounded in trust, a shared assumption that what is labeled fact is just that.
It was for their joint discovery at Bell Labs, made in 1964 and published in 1965, of what has become known as cosmic black-body radiation.
There is no need to dramatise and exaggerate every slight disagreement or blip as a huge crisis or blow-up, not least when there's plenty that would provide an interesting narrative of real disagreement and joint discovery.
What brought these remarkable women to the attention of the world outside rare-book collectors — there has even been a musical based on their lives — was their joint discovery regarding Louisa May Alcott.
American physicist who, with Robert C. Richardson and Douglas D. Osheroff, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1996 for their joint discovery of superfluidity in the isotope helium-3.
Several U.S. NGOs [nongovernmental organizations] and academic institutions have ongoing collaboration with Cuba, and the new approach should only make this easier to pursue enabling these groups to find the best partners to fuel joint discoveries and advance their fields of study.
I saw this as counter to the joint, iterative discovery process between entrepreneurs and customers I had experienced on my Lean Launchpad team.
It started to dabble in content by agreeing a £550m joint purchase with Discovery of All3Media, producers of Midsomer Murders, in May.
Meanwhile, the BBC is launching a channel in America, through a joint venture with Discovery, an American television company.In many ways, this makes sense for the BBC.
Under the terms of its joint offer with Discovery, it is believed that Sky would take over Channel 5's advertising sales operation, increasing its share from 20% to about 29% of the total UK TV advertising market.
