Sentence examples for use of a fortuitous from inspiring English sources

As shown above, introducing pBBR1MCS-5-rcsB is sufficient to obtain cupD gene expression (Figure 2), but to avoid constructing strains carrying multiple plasmids we made use of a fortuitous observation.

One artist who tried to systematize the use of the fortuitous mark was the English landscape painter Alexander Cozens, whose 1785 how-to manual, "A New Method of Assisting the Invention in Drawing Original Compositions of Landscape," recommends covering the page with random ink blots, "to draw forth ideas of an ingenious mind disposed to the art of designing".

The use of a typeIIS restriction enzyme makes this assay independent of the fortuitous occurrence of restriction sites, because these enzymes have cleavage sites distal to their recognition sites.

It was particularly interesting to see the emphasis on the importance of a fortuitous opportunity made possible through hard work.

Second, the astronomers took advantage of a fortuitous feature of these galaxies' spectra.

Total solar eclipses are seen on Earth because of a fortuitous combination of circumstances.

The recent publication of nucleoporins identified in Trypanosoma brucei using experimental proteomics and structure prediction approaches [32], provided us with a fortuitous internal control by which to test the accuracy of our in silico screens for eukaryote Nup homologs.

Through the application of these conditions, a fortuitous coincidence arises.

We're delivering the unexpected". The acquisition of Rosewood was a fortuitous break.

The service attributed much of the unexpected growth to a fortuitous burst of construction in December.

The distinguishing feature of this kind of extreme naturalism is a belief in a fortuitous generation of events (ākasmikatāvāda).