Sentences with phrase «serendipity often»

«Serendipity often plays a significant role in fundamental scientific research and our discovery here is no exception.

Not exact matches

Pharmaceutical scientists hope for a moment of chemical serendipity, despite often not fully understanding the complexity of the biological mechanisms they're targeting — or why something might fail in humans when it works so neatly in a mouse model.

While the spirit of entrepreneurship is often about serendipity, the execution is not.

The process of finding metascience collaborators, like the projects themselves, is often a mix of serendipity and shared passion.

As is so often the case, the discovery involved substantial serendipity; it was not at all what the group was looking for.

He always works alone, without assistants, listening to one of the thousands of albums and CDs in his collection, and often makes sketches and drawings as part of his process of trial, error and serendipity.

I often tell students that serendipity» is a vastly underrated part of the research process.

The book provides a point of departure for Sunstein's playful meditation on «the force» of serendipity in constitutional law, and it illustrates how storytellers — both moviemakers and Supreme Court justices — often conceal or refuse to acknowledge authorial responsibility for serendipitous creative decisions, with claims that their discoveries were externally predetermined.

I have a suspicion that those who design computer searching tools are unaware of the extent to which successful legal research is often a matter of serendipity or, if you like, just pure, blind luck.

When discussing the issue of discovery, people often mention the loss of serendipity in browsing library collections as a reason for the inferiority of doing research in an electronic environment (this is admittedly discussed less now than it used to be).

You will find that serendipity does often exist but is often ignored.