Sentence examples for lost discoveries from inspiring English sources

"Lost Discoveries" is derivative and popular, in the best sense of both words.

"Lost Discoveries" is probably a little too detailed and overwhelming for high school students, but it might make terrific companion reading in undergraduate college courses on the Western canon or, perhaps even better, the core text for a course in intellectual history called Humility 101.

At the same time, "Lost Discoveries" makes for thrilling reading.

Their disagreement gets at the philosophical dilemma that "Lost Discoveries" attempts to reconcile.

LOST DISCOVERIES: The Ancient Roots of Modern Science -- From the Babylonians to the Maya, by Dick Teresi.

This is strong stuff, and Teresi — the author of "Lost Discoveries" and the former editor of Science Digest and Omni — never backs off.

The familiar themes of love found, love lost, self discovery, reinvention, played well in today's times.

This suggests that it is neither necessary nor even recommendable to filter down the number of double-mutant measurements, prior to the actual downstream data analyses, since such filtering can lose important discoveries.

It now seems clear that several theropod dinosaurs including Carcharodontosaurus, another of Stromer's discoveries lost in Munich were far larger than T. rex.

Not only was the Eastern market lost, but the discovery of new lands in the West and new trade routes to the East released Europe from dependence on Venetian merchants.

"Yesterday, while conducting search activities in the southern Indian Ocean, Fugro Discovery lost the sonar vehicle deep tow (towfish) being used to search the ocean floor," the JACC statement said.