Sentence examples for necessary discovery from inspiring English sources
Bootsie's cameo is the epitome of too little too late, but it pushes Liam to a necessary discovery.
As Joel Stein's recent thoughtful piece in TIME explains, we are children of the self-esteem movement; we're told we're special and can be whatever we want, and then have even farther to fall when we make the necessary discovery that we're pretty normal and should really just try and get on with things.
YouTube is just too big to be able to offer the necessary discovery features for all the different niche demographics that use it.
I do not know how far this source of error would be done away, if philosophers would try to discover what question they were asking, before they set about to answer it; for the work of analysis and distinction is often very difficult: we may often fail to make the necessary discovery, even though we make a definite attempt to do so.
These results suggest that a fine composition mapping is necessary for discovery of new heterogeneous catalysts in those ternary systems.
Neither of these strategies is deemed necessary for discovery, and they are not prescriptions for biological research.
THE history of cinema parallels the history of recorded music in that both have been concerned, since the necessary technical discoveries were made at the end of the 19th century, with composing in time: composing images, and later sounds, in film; composing sounds alone where music is concerned.
Clearly, a defined focus is necessary for the discovery process, but I prefer to apply these discoveries in a broader clinical research setting.
Spinoza also argues for freedom of expression on utilitarian grounds — that it is necessary for the discovery of truth, economic progress and the growth of creativity.
Explication is a necessary precondition to discovery, and it consists in a partly empirical, partly rational process.
In fact, this was the key discovery necessary to upgrade the result of Theorem 2.3 to the result of Corollary 2.5.
