Sentence examples for life discovery from inspiring English sources

Taking Earth's version of life as the pattern extremely under-estimates our estimation of the probability of life origin and respectively expected probability of extraterrestrial life discovery.

Watching "The Blue Planet: Seas of Life," Discovery Channel's lavishly produced four-part series about the world's oceans, a viewer's reaction is likely to alternate between awe at nature's remarkable diversity and curiosity about how the documentary team managed to film it.

I've now learned, however, that scientific discovery is not enough; life discovery counts just as much.

By "life discovery" I mean finding out what others already know: their traditions, languages, ways of expressing themselves, and, above all, their stories.

BL: I think nothing will compare to word of mouth and real life discovery.

But if Piesiewicz were a character in one of his own films, the sudden loss of a longtime collaborator would open the door to some unexpected life discovery.

LeDuff doesn't know what to make of this late-in-life discovery ("How much of anything am I?"), and no one else much cares.

At 20 to 200 nanometers, the putative Martian fossils were smaller than any known terrestrial life, and that discrepancy quickly sowed doubts about the veracity of the alien-life discovery.

From the moment Danish anarcho-prankster Lars von Trier jokingly told a Cannes press conference that he was "a Nazi" (an ill-judged joke referring to his late-life discovery that his biological father was not Jewish but German – boom boom!), it was clear that his end-of-the-world epic Melancholia (Artificial Eye, 2011, 15) was going to be eclipsed by controversy.

In 2007, he scored a hit with "The Uncommon Reader," a novella that imagined Elizabeth II's late-life discovery of reading: "As a girl, one of her greatest thrills had been on V-E night when she and her sister had slipped out of the gates and mingled unrecognized with the crowds.

Rubega maintains that Twitter works for her students because it allows self-directed, real-life discovery of the world around them.