Sentences with phrase «big discovery»

Today, they are celebrating their first big discovery using this technology.

My really big discovery with these games was that this was a new way of defining numbers — not only of defining new numbers, but of defining all the old ones too.

It is encouraging to see the familiar names with this supposedly big discovery.

Some reports from 2017 hint at potentially big discoveries — if the research holds up to additional scientific scrutiny.

But an even bigger discovery awaits - the child isn't his - he's still a virgin, and he might even be gay.

It is very difficult to do verifiable and repeatable science under these conditions and this explains why it takes so long to make big discoveries in space.

«Knowing if it's 1 % or 90 % that makes it out to the atmosphere will be a very big discovery for us,» says Kessler.

This is one of the very big discoveries.»

Q: In addition to regular Breakthrough Prizes, you're awarding Special Breakthrough Prizes for big discoveries like gravitational wave detection, plus awards for young researchers and middle and high school students.

«Right now, we're standing on the brink of what potentially could be a really big discovery,» says Janet Conrad, a neutrino physicist at MIT not involved with the experiments.

What big discoveries might they deliver in 2017?

Hasegawa: Actually, we had a similar big discovery in the planet research in 1995.

McLachlan and Elliot's big discovery back in 1993 was that A1 produces an opioid called beta - casomorphin, or BCM - 7, when it hits the small intestine.

I posted on my personal Facebook, my blog Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram (which is now a much bigger discovery tool for me than it was back then).

The first big discoveries in paleogenetics came from chance specimens with well - preserved aDNA.

During your time in Texas in the mid-1980s, you made one of your first big discoveries with positron emission tomography, which uses radioactive markers to monitor blood flow, among other functions.

Note that the head of the company Square, the creator of the social network Twitter Jack Dorsey, who has repeatedly expressed admiration for the possibilities of blocking technology, calling it «the next big discovery.»

A.L: The only thing that isn't real is that it is not very frequent to have a very big discovery.

In the original show, that's where the Robinsons are heading because at the time that was a big discovery.

These treatments, called «broad - spectrum antivirals,» could be the biggest discovery in medicine since the invention of antibiotics.

It is the chart of the TSX Venture Exchange, the exchange that has financed a great many of the world's biggest discoveries.

I have no problem with the idea of that, but you should really tell the National Academy of Sciences about your big discovery.

The big discovery was how well the larger couscous holds up the broth, I'll be using it more from now on!

Big discovery this evening!

The biggest discovery of all, though, was that flavor does not just come from bottled sauces, Chinese takeout boxes, or even the spice rack.

Maybe other people already do quick soups like this, but it's new for me and has been a big discovery.

I was intrigued by the particularities of their lives - the trunks of books carried by boat onto remote islands, the tiny incestuous circle of fellow anthropologists, the divorcing from «traditional» society, and the drive for notoriety and that one big discovery.

It was awesome and, of course, a big discovery.

«There was the possibility of a big discovery, and I had the scent of something exciting,» Barbour says.

A: Opening even some of those scrolls holds the promise of being the biggest discovery ever in antiquity literature.

This can lead to delay in graduation and disappointment for PhD students who fail to make «big discoveries».

One of your biggest discoveries was how addiction affects the D2 receptor, the protein that determines how sensitive individuals are to the release of the neurotransmitter dopamine, a chemical in the brain associated with feelings of reward and pleasure.

The BICEP2 results were initially hailed as one of the biggest discoveries of the century.

They expect the big discoveries to come when AMANDA is expanded into ICECUBE, a kilometer - square array of 4800 detectors.

Armed with his first big discovery, Allison won a full professorship at the University of California, Berkeley, where he became co-chair of the department of molecular and cell biology and director of the cancer research lab.

«This is a big discovery,» says Cynthia Phillips at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California, who was not involved in the find but had looked for plumes with Galileo.

Take it from astronomer Ryan Foley of the University of California, Santa Cruz, whose team was the first to spot visible light from the merger: «This is certainly the biggest discovery of my career and probably will be the biggest discovery of my entire life.»

For cosmologists, finding evidence of inflation may be the biggest discovery in the last 20 years.

The biggest discovery in cosmology in a decade could end up fizzling out.

One of the big discoveries of NAPLS is that people who progress to psychosis suffer a loss of gray matter in their brain over about a year.

Now, 13.7 billion years later, cosmologists have detected what they say is the first direct evidence of this inflation — one of the biggest discoveries in the field in 20 years.

Fourteen months after scoring one of the biggest discoveries ever in physics, experimenters are back in the hunt for gravitational waves — ripples in spacetime set off by some of the cosmos's most violent events.

«Last year's big discovery is now the tool that made this year's Breakthrough possible,» agreed Science staff writer Adrian Cho.

The biggest discovery in cosmology in a decade could turn out to be an experimental artifact — at least according to an Internet rumor.

To Schmidt, though, the lakes alone are not the big discovery.

That was a big discovery, in my opinion.»