Sentence examples for most unexpected discovery from inspiring English sources

The most unexpected discovery at Lothal, however, was a great brick basin measuring some 718 by 121 feet (219 by 37 metres) with extant brick walls of 15 feet (4.5 metres) in height.

Perhaps the week's most unexpected discovery was a 1975 Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, bound in leather and monogrammed in gold with my initials, which my mother gave me when I left home for school.

However, the most unexpected discovery from the photoelectric effect is that only ε, rather than simply E, determines electron emission.

But the most unexpected discovery was the tumor suppression observed in the absence of p53-mediated cell-cycle arrest, apoptosis, and senescence [ 51, 52].

The most unexpected discovery among differentially expressed ESTs from the Hw4.5-3 subtracted library was the identification of the SOL13 gene, which shows the highest similarity with opsins from two other Dothideomycetes fungi, Phaeosphaeria nodorum and Leptosphaeria maculans, respectively.

The most unexpected discovery among DE ESTs was Type II antifreeze protein (AFP) [GenBank: FK670242 which showed high similarity to that of Clupea harengus (Table 2), the Atlantic herring.

Paul Rand: The Herrerasaurus would be the first in a long line of big discoveries, but Sereno's most unexpected find wouldn't be a dinosaur at all, but something even more mysterious.

CHANCE observation can sometimes lead to the most unexpected scientific discoveries.

The price is €680,000     One of the most unexpected and glorious discoveries at the Biennale is at the stand of Bernard de Leye, a Brussels dealer.

Most unexpected among his discoveries was that in the runup to the 2008-2009 financrisisrisis, a concentration of "mini-flash crashes" occurred in banking stocks, for the likes of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and Lehman Brothers.

The discovery, in 1977, of the discontinuous structure of eukaryotic genes and the splicing mechanisms that put pieces of genes (exons) together was, beyond doubt, not only one of the most fundamental but also one of the most unexpected and puzzling discoveries in the 20th century biology [ 1, 2].