Sentence examples for scattered discoveries from inspiring English sources

A few early scattered discoveries suggested a whole terra incognita hidden in high latitudes.

The few polar bear fossils found on land, where they spend much less time, are scattered, accidental discoveries.

Although Mr. Roach himself is not a scientist -- in fact he did not finish high school -- he built American Biogenetic largely by creating a global scientific network, then harvesting the discoveries of researchers scattered around the globe.

The discovery of this scattered "archaeal eukaryome" has prompted the hypothesis of a complex archaeal host for the protomitochondrial endosymbiont.

Frustratingly so, since the scattered aspects of this voyage of discovery are separately so powerful.

Projecting data onto pathway and network contexts is a powerful way to unravel patterns embedded in seemingly scattered large data sets and assist knowledge discovery related to cancer and other complex diseases.

Finally, we showed how our system can scale to large populations of volunteers, while achieving efficient resource discovery and high resource utilization, thus taking advantage of idle resources scattered on the Internet, by means of the SERD resource discovery protocol.

The prosecution and defense cut at least two months from the proceedings here by agreeing not to argue over the discovery of each bit of wreckage found scattered over 850 square miles of Scotland.

The first upload of an existing movie to the internet was reported by the New York Times in 1993, when Wax: Or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees was broadcast to "a small audience scattered among a few dozen computer laboratories".

The challenge is to collect the data scattered in these resources, clean, annotate, store and analyse them to facilitate meaningful knowledge discovery.

The discovery of historical documents from long-closed files and aerial photography in widely scattered archives allowed some of the experiments to be located and reexamined.