Sentence examples for most famous finding from inspiring English sources
Even its most famous finding, the positive drug test that negated Ben Johnson's 100-meter gold medal and world record in the 1988 Seoul Olympics, was tainted.
He stumbled upon his most famous finding in the mid-nineteen-seventies, while puzzling through scenarios in which pairs of quantum particles might find themselves near a black hole.
In work published in 1803, he outlined what is probably his most famous finding, now known as Henry's law: When temperature is constant, the solubility of a gas in a liquid is proportional to its pressure.
For example, one of cognitive psychology's most famous findings is that people can typically hold seven items of information in their working memory.
The most notable findings.
Professor Junchang Lu, of the Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, who led the study, said: "The western part of Liaoning Province in China is one of the most famous places in the world for finding dinosaurs.
Anderson, who wrote C.I.'s most famous recipe, the Brined Turkey, after finding the technique in a book on Portuguese cookery, concurs: "The approach can breed arrogance, because the readers are armed with all this information but don't know it for themselves.
Had the authorities tried to keep the world from finding out that one of the most famous Olympians at the Games had a gun held to his head in the streets of Rio de Janeiro?
That's what watching this feels like; like all of a sudden finding graffiti on one of the most famous buildings in the world.
This annoying but by now well-substantiated finding is known as the "just world hypothesis", and the most famous demonstration of it was a series of clever experiments by the psychologist Melvin Lerner.
One can read Josef von Sternberg's autobiography and the text of the latest books on his movies without ever finding the name of Jules Furthman, the writer who worked on nine of his most famous movies (including "Morocco and Shanghaiai Express").
