Sentence examples for most breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Like most breakthrough sitcoms, "black-ish" is built on autobiography.
In the best of circumstances, most breakthrough technologies go through painful, often painfully expensive, learning curves before they reach fruition.
While the single-continuum model reproduces the trends of measured data for most chemical species, it fails to match properly the long tails of most breakthrough curves.
As most breakthrough technology innovations require large entities to lay down the costly foundations, we are now seeing that happen in AI.
Most breakthrough curves (BTCs) for PVP-AgNPs exhibited significant amounts of retardation in the soil due to its large surface area and quantity of retention sites.
Hundreds of years ago, breakthrough ideas may have come from solo creative geniuses like Gutenberg, da Vinci, and Galilei but in recent history most breakthrough ideas have emerged from collaborative environments.
Mr Baumol ventures that most breakthroughs arise this way the offspring of independent minds not incumbent companies.
Most breakthroughs in food technology are taken for granted (see box).
Most breakthroughs in food technology are taken for granted (see box, p. 22).
Most breakthroughs are reported in the media with little emphasis on how the research was made possible.
As I see it, there is a danger that these 'zombie programs' will take over biology, and investigator-initiated research, which is where most breakthroughs come from, is already getting short shrift as a consequence.
