Sentence examples for work of discovery from inspiring English sources

More important, by telling the viewers how to identify with her story, she robs them of their work of discovery.

By definition, the one-person play tells rather than shows; in this sense, it deprives the audience of much of the pleasurable work of discovery.

"It's a great work of discovery, with potential applications that range from light-emitting diodes to improved diesel engines," said the president of the American Chemical Society, Nancy Jackson.

But too few have his way with words or his patience with an historian's slow work of discovery.

However, less work on discovery of InDels in cultivated tomato has been done.

He has done computational work on discovery of promoter motifs, protein structure, fold recognition and lead discovery.

What we've really been doing all this time of course of working on discovery and search for mobile apps".

The company said that the new enhancements would allow "citizen scientists" to contribute to the important work of planet discovery, which faced a major setback after an equipment failure derailed NASA's own planet discovery mission.

Gilbert cannily associates her heroine with the less acknowledged work of evolutionary discovery in Victorian England: ideas we still call Darwinian were also conceived and explored by other minds, "comrades in obscurity".

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) awards Institutional Research Training Grants (T32) to enhance predoctoral and postdoctoral research training to help ensure that highly trained researchers are available to continue the vital work of advancing discovery in health-related fields.

However, we also know that some people (no, not all. Some people none of the time, most people much of the time and near everybody some of the time) are incentivised to do the work of such discovery by money.