Sentences with phrase «breakthrough when»

the moments of breakthrough when each partner can appreciate where their spouse's position is coming from even if they disagree with them.

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It felt like a breakthrough when I was exchanging messages with local sourthern Oregon residents Jim McGinnis, Alan Journet, and Susan Bizeau.

In the last 3 years Gormley has been experimenting with cell aggregates of nesting polyhedra in both solid and space - frame forms turning the space of the body into an open framework of tetrahedral, cubic, dodecahedral and more complex polygons which, in his words, «achieved a breakthrough when released from a bounding skin.»

In 1958 he married Airi Karkkainen, with whom he had a son, and in 1961 he made an important breakthrough when he was included in the New London Situation show at the influential Marlborough New London Gallery (today Marlborough Fine Art).

Opening: «The Eye in Matter» at the Queens Museum A beloved photography professor at Hampshire College in Western Massachusetts, Robert Seydel was on the brink of an artistic breakthrough when he died of a heart attack while preparing his epic «Book of Ruth,» which was posthumously published by Siglio Press.

In 2008 I had a breakthrough when I used a musical score that I found in a box in my grandmother's garage to develop an entire body of work.

About a week into his foster care, Dew says there was a major breakthrough when she saw Hawkeye chase a ball.

Recently, there was a major breakthrough when one of the genes for HCM in our Ragdolls was identified.

Candice refused to give up on her dreams and she finally got her breakthrough when she posed on the cover of Vogue Italia.

It may have been but we really had the breakthrough when we actually cut out almonds for a period of time.

Two weeks later, Dr. Johnson and his team had a breakthrough when an electroencephalogram, or EEG, revealed recurring seizures in Donna's brain that were unaccompanied by physical symptoms — a serious condition, known as nonconvulsive status epilepticus, that kills 56 % of the people it affects.

The year 2004 brought a breakthrough when the African Science Academy Development Initiative (ASADI), led by the United States National Academy of Sciences (US NAS), selected ASSAf as a one of three intensive partners, guaranteeing generous funding and mentoring for five to seven years.

Embryonic stem cells — the subject of so much controversy (witness the new ruling blocking their use)-- were first cultured in the lab a little more than a decade ago; in 2006, there was another breakthrough when adult cells were coaxed into becoming induced pluripotent stem cells.

The researchers made the breakthrough when they were examining the structure of a natural enzyme which is thought to have evolved in a waste recycling centre in Japan, allowing a bacterium to degrade plastic as a food source.

Before Christmas the prime minister achieved a breakthrough when the EU agreed sufficient progress had been made to allow negotiations to move on to future trade relations early in the new year.

We have much to be grateful for when it comes to modern day parenting.But perhaps the single greatest breakthrough when it comes to ushering small people into adulthood is Google.

At the other end, we hit the bar following a corner and continued to play the more constructive football and five minutes or so before the break we finally got the breakthrough when Terry Mupariwa (pictured) finished well to open the scoring.

REVERSE FIXTURE: Neither side could find a breakthrough when the Seagulls met the Eagles on the south coast earlier in the season, but Mathew Ryan was needed in the first half, as he made a terrific double save.

The researchers made the breakthrough when they were examining the structure of a natural enzyme which is thought to have evolved in a waste recycling centre in Japan, allowing a bacterium to degrade plastic as a food source.

In 1979, the Exeter facility scored a major technological breakthrough when it brought out the Tailwind, a running shoe that featured encapsulated air channels as part of the cushioning in the sole.

Science shows we often have creative breakthrough when our minds are disengaged from the problem we're wrestling with, hence the common experience of getting great ideas while relaxing in the shower.

But, in the world of holistic health, people often have breakthroughs when they try alternative methods.

Investments with certainties and predictable outcomes are not likely to become business breakthroughs when already operating in well - penetrated markets.

In line, research shows that people who are optimistic about their performance stop trying to get better whereas frustrated and dissatisfied people tend to find creative breakthroughs when incentivized and supported in the right way.

Not exact matches

But when it comes to fast - growth entrepreneurship of the exalted and peculiar variety that produces breakthrough entrepreneurs, the U.S. has done a great job of unlocking only about half of our human capital.

On the other hand, that important breakthrough could be just another push away when you're on the cusp of giving up.

When the only people giving and receiving venture funding belong to a small, homogenous group, society misses out on all kinds of breakthrough ideas and financial opportunities.

One year later, she made an unexpected breakthrough in her research when she created a a new fiber that was five times stronger than steel.

But with people increasingly keen to cut corners, Fraser - Jenkins isn't holding his breath when it comes to a huge, imminent breakthrough.

Steve became most engaged when we started discussing whether the PC industry would ever again produce a breakthrough machine like the Mac.

And, as great as the Bay Area and Boulder and Austin are for launching a startup, you'd be only scratching the surface here when it comes to corralling talent, tapping the world's next big market (hint: they speak Arabic), or being present for the next tech breakthrough.

But the biggest «breakthrough» came for Gates, he says, when he read Rosling's proposal for four levels of wealth around the world, with level one being extreme poverty — those surviving on $ 2 a day or less — and level four being those spending more than $ 32 a day.

«Some of the most significant ideas come about when someone sees a problem in a new way — often by combining disparate elements that initially seemed unrelated,» writes marketing and strategy consultant Dorie Clark in her 2015 book, «Stand Out: How to Find Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It.»

But AWS's breakthrough came in 2009, when media - streaming giant Netflix became the first big public company to operate 100 % on AWS infrastructure.

That's when it's time to step away from your desk and network with other professionals in your field, some of your biggest breakthroughs can start from a conversation.

Poole believes the real AI breakthrough will come when machines can conceive original ideas.

But when you think about the iPod, the iPhone, iTunes, and the App Store, you realize that any one of these breakthrough ideas would be enough to propel an entrepreneur onto a list of the decade's top achievers.

The daughter of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher was 19 when she appeared in her breakthrough role, as Princess Leia in the original «Star Wars.»

I «m very keen about the fact that a little girl now, watching the news, when they see me and Judy sitting side by side, it will occur to them that that's perfectly normal — that it won't seem like any big breakthrough at all.»

When two heads are better than one: In a startup, when you're trying to come up with a breakthrough, creative idea or marketable product, it helps to be able to bounce ideas off of someone equally vested in a positive outcWhen two heads are better than one: In a startup, when you're trying to come up with a breakthrough, creative idea or marketable product, it helps to be able to bounce ideas off of someone equally vested in a positive outcwhen you're trying to come up with a breakthrough, creative idea or marketable product, it helps to be able to bounce ideas off of someone equally vested in a positive outcome.

«It's in those moments of productive struggle, that's when the breakthroughs happen.»

The startup made a splash in March when it publicly debuted during a TED talk during which company CEO Joseph DeSimone detailed its breakthrough 3D printing technology — inspired from the movie Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

I believe people have the best breakthroughs in life when they are forced to break down, at least that's what happened to me.

Citing a phenomenon represented by the Gartner Hype Cycle, he explains that when there is some big breakthrough in a new technology, investments go up, the media latches on and the public speculates excitedly about the possibilities.

Still, Gertner's book is a useful reminder that, while small tech entrepreneurs fighting it out in the open market have created wonderful breakthroughs, the truly revolutionary leaps have happened when scientists and dreamers are given enough freedom to pursue ambitious, seemingly impossible goals.

When U.K. television recently aired footage of three foodies tasting meat formed from approximately 20,000 thin strips of cultured muscle tissue in a Petri dish, viewers were witnessing a breakthrough that raises both hope and concern.

When there's that moment of, «Wow, I'm not really sure I can do this,» and you push through those moments, that's when you have a breakthrough.&raWhen there's that moment of, «Wow, I'm not really sure I can do this,» and you push through those moments, that's when you have a breakthrough.&rawhen you have a breakthrough.»

We may remember this as the time when scientific discoveries and technological breakthroughs were integrated into the fabric of society faster than they had ever been before.