Sentence examples for some important discoveries from inspiring English sources

In my laboratory, we've made some important discoveries.

Each makes some important discoveries while occupying the other's role.

But without a doubt, the teams surveying have made some important discoveries.

Over the last decade, moreover, scientists in other fields have been finding that Fuller's research into nature's geometry has anticipated some important discoveries of their own.

Nonetheless Georges (the s is silent) makes new friends and some important discoveries in a family story that brilliantly and movingly leaves the readers following clues and guessing outcomes.

Sketches by Leonardo Although many of the finest old master paintings and drawings have been sent to auction in Manhattan for sale recently, Sotheby's in London has made some important discoveries that will be included in its July sales.

"Herr Professor," she asked, in German (the whole conversation, in fact, was in German), "this I really meant to ask you for a long time — why hasn't Michele made some important discovery in mathematics?" "Aber, Frau Bice," said Einstein, laughing, "this is a very good sign.

The NIMR also has a strong history in this area: in particular, Philip D'Arcy Hart made some very important discoveries in TB research, including pioneering TB treatment and the discovery that Mycobacterium tuberculosis resides in the phagosome.

Some of the most important discoveries – from the concept of buoyancy to the technology behind microwave ovens – have been accidental, arising from serendipitous research.

Photography provides some of the most important discoveries if only because the works of the earliest masters have not yet deserted the market.

Explorations by British sea voyagers from the 17th to the 19th centuries produced some of the most important discoveries in the history of scientific exploration and transformed ideas about the biological diversity of the world.