Sentence examples for of previous breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The winners are chosen by committees composed of previous Breakthrough Prize laureates in each field.

He also urged the audience – made up of previous Breakthrough Brits, including the Imitation Game actor Alex Lawther and Ray Panthaki, star of Convenience – to wrest control by forming unions to preserve best practice.

She recently received a scholarship from Investigative Reporters and Editors based on previous breakthrough stories.

Knowing it all Fantastic Mr Dahl Making life easier Power and glory in paint ReprintsThe first of the patterns is "the adjacent possible": the innovations that build logically on previous breakthroughs.

(1)You can argue that it's more a synthesis of previous theoretical breakthroughs than a completely new invention; whatever, I don't care.

It's anyone's guess what any new discovery of this type could yield, but previous breakthroughs in gravitational physics have revolutionised our way of thinking.

And he noted that previous breakthroughs - including the 1973 establishment of full diplomatic relations and Margaret Thatcher's agreement on the return of Hong Kong - had taken place under Conservative prime ministers.

The new developments build on two previous breakthroughs.

This is crucial because previous breakthroughs are the barometer by which to measure all subsequent progress.

The Sri Lankan government and the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam concluded another round of peace talks today in Thailand with an announcement of incremental progress but without the dramatic breakthroughs of previous rounds.

Every year, MIT Technology Review selects the 10 technologies we believe are the greatest breakthroughs of previous months, those that in the future will have the broadest impact on commerce, medicine, and society.