Sentence examples for true discovery from inspiring English sources

Ben Whishaw is a true discovery.

Now given a digital restoration from the original nitrate print, it's a true discovery.

These deep soundings mark the true discovery of the Arctic Ocean.

But the true discovery, on the second disc, is a full 50-minute concert from the Kennedy Center in Washington on May 1 , 1972

But at 52, Mr. Waltz, who auditioned mere hours after Mr. Tarantino told his producers he was ready to pull the plug on the project, is a true discovery, an actor who had long been overlooked within the German-speaking world and was a total unknown outside.

But, what about leveraging data for true discovery?

But the true discoveries of the novels are affecting portraits of their main characters.

For true discoveries, physicists demand a statistical certainty of at least five sigma, which means there should be less than one chance in 3 million of the result's being a random blip in the data.

Much of the inventory has never been seen outside of Europe, making the finds here feel like true discoveries.

Although few studies have applied a true discovery-based exposomic approach [ 61], methods are being investigated [ 62, 63] and momentum is building around this concept [ 64].

What is the estimated relative numbers of true discoveries vs. errors in the "incorrectly classified" set?