Sentence examples for tool of discovery from inspiring English sources

In none of these marriages, Dr. Buxton said, nor in her own, was a computer a tool of discovery.

"One thing that's incredibly interesting about John Snow's cholera map is that, in a sense, it's a tool of discovery as well as communication," explains Kieniewicz.

The pre-Euclidean Greek geometers transformed the practical problem of determining the area of a circle into a tool of discovery.

Hand drawing is used as a primary tool of discovery during explorations of buildings, landscapes, and gardens, both within and outside the city.

Kemp, a world authority on the work of Leonardo da Vinci, said: "I have worked in libraries all over the world, and as a tool of discovery, the Warburg is the most valuable I have ever discovered".

If you're not au fait with obscure 80s American punk, but are a fan of the music Homme tends to put out, this show is an incredible tool of discovery.

Dürer powerfully translates Ficino's idea of the sad intellectual into a heroic portrait of a great mind surrounded by unused tools of discovery and creation.

The new tools of discovery provide a fresh look at culture, much as the microscope gave us a closer look at the subtleties of life and the telescope opened the way to faraway galaxies.

They also offer a means of fact-finding and public education, through tools of discovery that are backed by the force of law, and adversarial processes of advocacy and presentation, that are superior to conventional journalism or government investigation and reporting.

How do we make sure that it's communities that benefit from tools of discovery, rather than us cherry-picking the best bits of a city, and then Ubering between them so we never have to look away from our phones or go somewhere that doesn't have a five-star review?

In clinical medicine, health services administration, education, and basic biomedical sciences, computers and networks are fundamental tools of discovery, learning, decision making and management.