Sentence examples for past discovery from inspiring English sources
In the past, discovery for its own sake provided academic motivation, but today's universities function more like corporate research laboratories.
Although, new ideas are built from past discovery, no one likes a mimic.
News writers can rarely look back to see what (if anything) has actually come of past discoveries they have reported previously.
The new atoms and their decay products displayed the trend toward longer lifetimes seen in past discoveries of such heavy elements.
In the first quarter oil firms drilled the same number of wells to delineate past discoveries as they had a year before, according to Deloitte, an accounting firm.
A key argument for government funding of basic research — research driven by curiosity, with no immediate impact in sight — is that past discoveries have eventually been harnessed and improved lives.
To focus this paper it is worth addressing some of the data and our past discoveries from previous Mars simulations.
Brian Hall connects past discoveries with current efforts in evo-devo, and in so doing demonstrates the deep roots of what we now consider new and groundbreaking research.
Similar past discoveries by Wong have led to TechCrunch scoops about the eventual release of Instagram video calling, name tags, music stickers and more, though there's always a chance Instagram scraps this feature before it ever launches.
In 2012, Mexican national oil company PEMEX, at that time the sole O&G operator in the country, decided to embark on an aggressive exploration campaign, seeking to reverse the trend in past discoveries and to accelerate the exploratory process of the region.
In the past, discoveries have often followed events such as wars or embargos, whereas the current driving forces of studies, researches and then discoveries aim at a better understanding of catalytic processes, at reducing the costs of raw materials and processes, at developing new catalytic materials and at addressing environmental issues.
