Sentence examples for singular discoveries from inspiring English sources

By its very nature as an all-purpose telescope, in most cases Hubble helped cement existing suggestions, rather than making singular discoveries.

Science is a chaotic process; trying to manage singular "groundbreaking" discovery from the top-down contradicts how science research has been conducted for thousands of years.

The term Holy Grail seems quite appropriate given the singular importance of this discovery" (Burnett 1995, p. 182).

Research has focused on the much larger sample of a few hundred quipu dating to Inca times; the Norte Chico discovery remains singular and undeciphered.

The first systematic attempt to categorise the elements of story was undertaken by the French theorist Georges Polti, who in 1921 published The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations, whose number is echoed - in "a singular corollary" - by "the discovery that there are in life but thirty-six emotions".

His telling of the story is itself the discovery of a singular way to tell it.

The solution led to the discovery of three different singular solutions that help in understanding the various trajectories in the subcritical, critical, or supercritical state.

Invention is a singular event, born of science, research, discovery, creativity, and serendipity; invention does not always impact or influence technology.

While the model for conventional antimicrobial drug discovery is based securely on singular modes and sites of action, those associated with phenothiazinium photoantimicrobial candidates are both multifactorial and variable, resulting from oxidation events due to reactive oxygen species (ROS).

"I think FAST's incredibly singular sensitivity will bring with it some very interesting discoveries".

Coming upon her so late has made such discoveries, unremarkable in a long-known daughter, acute and singular surprises.