Sentence examples for very discovery from inspiring English sources
But the very discovery, as Zeno points out, was "the first symptom of a cerebral hemorrhage".
Indeed, it is almost synchronous to the very discovery of semiconductors in the early 20th century.
The issue of whether formation of arrays of Ge quantum dots on the Si 001) surface is an equilibrium driven or kinetically controlled process has not been solved since the very discovery of coherent GeSi and Ge islands by Eaglesham and Cerullo [1] and Mo et al. [2].
2) I also think that another adjustment, a less fundamental but, perhaps, even more badly needed one relates to the very "discovery" of the archaeal Topo IB.
It's not hard to imagine "The Machine" as an examination of the odd place we now find ourselves in our relationship to science: the very discoveries that can help us are also ominous.
"This is a very exciting discovery," says Michele Thieme, a conservation biologist with the World Wildlife Fund in Washington, D.C., who didn't participate in the discovery.
"This is a very disconcerting discovery," Mr. De Fazio said last night.
"It was a very troubling discovery," Mrs. Clinton said.
A very recent discovery is the lesser horseshoe bat.
One of the scientists involved in the study of the new dinosaur, Professor Michael Benton, from the University of Bristol, said it was a very significant discovery.
Meanwhile, my very belated discovery of Arcade Fire punctured my dour baby-boomer belief that nothing good has come out of music since I turned 30 or so.
