Sentence examples for work discovered from inspiring English sources

But that is not what our work discovered.

Bergner, a New York Times writer who has spent much of the past decade interviewing sex researchers and evaluating their work, discovered some surprising developments in the primate world.

In a conflict that has proved endlessly inventive when it comes to human suffering, the impact on Gaza is perhaps best illustrated by the new form of work discovered by little boys here.

Henry Darger was a reclusive, visionary outsider genius whose work, discovered only after his death in 1973, descended on art-world consciousness in one enormous clump of mostly undated painting and writing.

A later autobiographical work that also contains extensive descriptions of travel is the superb Towazu-gatari (c. 1307; "A Story Nobody Asked For"; Eng. trans. The Confessions of Lady Nijō) by Lady Nijō, a work (discovered only in 1940) that provides a final moment of glory to the long tradition of introspective writing by women at court.

The work discovered that PLLA, in contrast to other bioabsorbable materials, underwent degradation at a slower rate, displaying no alterations in mechanical properties during 6 weeks (Fig. 13).

For her part, Ms. Schaffel said she appreciated being directed by Mr. Caird, who works the way she likes to work: discovering new insights along the way.

She tosses aside her wedding plans and digs into her work, discovering deeper meaning in her photography — and cellphone calls with a male stranger.

This work discovers that network performance could be further improved by distributing the bandwidth fairly among all the requests.

This work discovers that simple nanoparticle load transfer theories are adequate for predicting PS properties in the low to intermediate volume fraction range (⩽20%).

He founded an astronomy department at New Mexico State University, and continued his work, discovering a comet, a nova, five open clusters, a globular cluster, and a supercluster of galaxies.