Sentence examples for made the same discovery from inspiring English sources

Ting, cowinner of the Nobel Prize, had made the same discovery independently.

In 1848 he discovered Hyperion (on the night that the Bonds made the same discovery).

Even if the technology discoverers had not published, others would probably have made the same discovery or found another unbreakable cipher.

Northern Rock, Britain's bailed-out mortgage bank, made the same discovery in August 2007 when, as its then boss Adam Applegarth put it, "the world changed".

"I was not always pro-life, but I'm proud I made the same discovery that Ronald Reagan did and Henry Hyde and George Herbert Walker Bush".

In their acceptance speech, they offered a nod to a 97-year-old physician named A. Stone Freedberg, who as a young researcher in 1939 made the same discovery in a lab at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston.

His work was independent of that of the Englishman Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer, who made the same discoveries at about the same time.

Other musicians were also making the same discovery, which quickly evolved into fierce competitions among bands, culminating in the annual Carnival, at which bands like the Amoco Renegades and the Trinidad Cement Limited Skiffle Bunch, some with more than 100 musicians, vied for musical supremacy.

For example, if a scientific research company employs scientists in different divisions, and one of those divisions is subject to an NDA covering a certain discovery, that NDA will not have an effect if another division of the company makes the same discovery through their own work.

They are now the gray-flannel suit of the budget traveler, following in 30-year-old footsteps in search of enlightenment: eating the same food, listening to the same music, making the same discoveries.

But it is bound to be a disappointment to two other universities -- the University of California at Los Angeles and Brigham Young University, where scientists were making the same discoveries around the same time.