Sentence examples for useful discovery from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Martin Chalfie made a spectacularly useful discovery, which I like to think of as perhaps the greatest use of cut-and-paste.

By Gary Marcus March 19, 2013 In 1992, Martin Chalfie made a spectacularly useful discovery, which I like to think of as perhaps the greatest use of cut-and-paste.

Alexa hasn't as of yet proven itself as a useful discovery platform for new products.

Hyperspectral (multiple, narrow band) satellite imaging provides a useful discovery and analytical tool for archaeologists.

Patil draws an interesting comparison with how grocery stores have been able to structure their layouts to provide serendipity and useful discovery.

Another cool, useful discovery was the ability to turn on the coffee maker by clicking the app from my bed in the morning.

But amid the innovations, some truly useful discoveries in pie are coming from the trenches of pastry kitchens, made by professionals who bake all day, every day.

The artist's hand is everywhere, adjusting the density of the dots from faint to dark (sometimes by doubling them up), filling in areas so that even finer lines have a slightly chiseled, insistent roughness, and making useful discoveries.

An obvious example is bioprospecting, the perusal of nature's genetic library for new food, medicine and pesticide ingredients.This alone should justify conserving forests, given how many useful discoveries they yield.

In their book "Producing Prosperity: Why America Needs a Manufacturing Renaissance," from 2012, the Harvard Business School professors Gary Pisano and Willy Shih argued that, because so many useful discoveries emerge during the manufacturing process, companies that move factories overseas become less innovative with time.

Experiments don't necessarily yield useful discoveries the first time you try them, and not everything leads to a first authorship.