Sentences with phrase «eureka moments in»

The unique approach she has developed provides people with the tools to experience Eureka moments in their career exploration process and then take steps toward reaching exciting, new professional goals.

Erwin Wurm has a knack for finding eureka moments in the most mundane circumstances.

Eureka moments in dog training just ahead.

There are very few eureka moments in teaching, at least ones that eventually lead to a new curriculum in 43 out of 50 American states.

In each post, one of our researchers explains their own science in their own words, providing you with a uniquely personal perspective on everything from exciting new techniques to eureka moments in the lab.

But there aren't many eureka moments in geophysics.

«There wasn't a eureka moment in that I finally see the light or a moment to jump up and down,» he told Reuters.

Today there is still great joy when I see that Eureka moment in others when they discover the saving grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

That was my eureka moment in the garden while I was having a cup of tea.

Not exact matches

By Saturday afternoon, I was on page 40 and my fourth beer, and I had a eureka moment: If I put 10 lawyers or contract experts in a room with highlighters and said, «You've got a quick look and 10 minutes,» there are common things they would all identify.

Everyone loves a good lone - genius story: Archimedes hunched in a bathtub, waiting for his Eureka moment; Steve Jobs tinkering with computer prototypes in his garage; Elon Musk smashing space - travel paradigms in his rocketship hangar.

Stay the distance and view innovation as a continuous process, rather than a one - time, flash - in - the - pan «Eureka» moment.

For Smith, the eureka moment for Vice's business model came with the «Creators Project,» in which Intel shelled out millions for Vice to make a barely branded video series about contemporary artists.

Basically the same thing as when you meet someone and get that knot in your stomach, when you watch a scary movie and get that creepy feeling, when you lose a loved one and feel heart - broken, when you have a «eureka» moment and feel inspired..

So the question is if you reject the belief in God, What moment of eureka caused you to think that way?

If so... this is sheer BRILLIANCE as it has provided a needed «Eureka» moment for me in my quest for a low glycemic substitute for agave or honey..

I really like the taste of chocolate smooth but in my opinion it is way too sweet, almost sickly sweet then I had a eureka moment!

We tested that recipe a couple times and had a eureka moment — > this golden roasted cauliflower would be delicious in a SALAD.

I am thinking that the dreadful defeat to Liverpool will be arsenal's eureka moment, the same as Chelsea last season when we gave them a football lesson in our 3 - 0 victory.

When Angel Di Maria chipped the ball over Kasper Schmeichel's head back in September, it seemed like a eureka moment.

Sarah Clark is the woman behind Giant Mommy who provides parents and expecting mothers that «eureka» moment in their lives when dealing with pregnancy and babies.

Then came my eureka moment: In order to let my boobs heal for a few days, I started pumping every few hrs and bottlefeeding the expressed milk to my baby.

In his «eureka moment», Lewis realised then that it was hacked information which had led to the earlier story about Taylor.

Heber - Katz says another scientist working with the mouse model of lupus also noticed the closing ear holes, but thought of it as an inconvenience rather than a eureka moment, saying, «These darn mice, you have to keep going upstairs to punch holes in their ears!»

With the dilemma percolating in the back of his mind, tenOever had a eureka moment while shopping with his wife along Lexington Avenue in Manhattan: «Every cell has a pool of microRNAs, even if they didn't target the viruses,» he explains.

Dan Vergano, a science reporter for BuzzFeed, called the piece «just tremendous fun, a great story of passion in science that pays off with a remarkable eureka moment.»

Much has changed in the modern electric power plant since Thomas Edison's era, but the parts that actually turn heat into electrons haven't changed since his eureka moments.

«It wasn't a eureka moment because we still had to go through a checklist of things to do in order to verify the data.

In February the world was treated to a transcontinental eureka moment: Scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Russia announced they had discovered two new chemical elementIn February the world was treated to a transcontinental eureka moment: Scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Russia announced they had discovered two new chemical elementin California and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Russia announced they had discovered two new chemical elementin Russia announced they had discovered two new chemical elements.

This feeling, I suggest, may be the same as the scientist's in his eureka moment, when what he has discovered by seeing past the seen to the unseen has the character of appearing as «an impersonal product of his generation.»

In a eureka moment, he realized the strange lines were actually from hydrogen — they'd just been stretched out.

He says he had a eureka moment about six years ago when he learned about gas - filled protein structures in water - dwelling bacteria that help regulate the organisms» buoyancy.

There certainly was a eureka moment at this experiment when we were able to see that neutrinos appeared to change from one type to another in traveling from the sun to the Earth,» McDonald said.

Initially frustrated, Weidman's eureka moment came when he found a long - overlooked memo written by Eiffel in 1885.

«One of the eureka moments was when we realized that if it was the same thing we were seeing at Saturn, it wouldn't look the same» as it did in 1996, Showalter says.

It was one of those eureka moments that sometimes happens in science.»

1 In 1928, Alexander Fleming had the archetypal eureka moment — and unlike the tale of Archimedes, this one's true.

Their messages give us eureka moments — and let us jump out of the bathtub in response.

Seeman had his «eureka» moment while drinking a beer in a pub at the State University of New York in Albany, where he was working as an x-ray crystallographer.

My eureka moment came when I found myself lying on my living room floor in tears, hopeless, and in need of major change.

Susan had a eureka moment when she realised that if she had her head in the right place before she even started the day she would be successful.

Her eureka moment arrives while heckling televised figure skating, and her subsequent study in the aerodynamics of the sport inevitably leads her out onto the ice, where she discovers an aptitude for double Axels and triple loops.

In telling three parallel stories, Jonze and Kaufman encompass each of Kaufman's (and subsequently our) «eureka» moments, plus the entire scope of life on the planet, of Darwin's revelations about species (including a not - very - subtle glimpse of the food chain), and of the necessity for two voices to reconstruct a dial tone — each apparent discursion resolving itself in the primacy of passion in its multifoliate expressions: sex, ambition, obsession, and at the root of it all, creatioIn telling three parallel stories, Jonze and Kaufman encompass each of Kaufman's (and subsequently our) «eureka» moments, plus the entire scope of life on the planet, of Darwin's revelations about species (including a not - very - subtle glimpse of the food chain), and of the necessity for two voices to reconstruct a dial tone — each apparent discursion resolving itself in the primacy of passion in its multifoliate expressions: sex, ambition, obsession, and at the root of it all, creatioin the primacy of passion in its multifoliate expressions: sex, ambition, obsession, and at the root of it all, creatioin its multifoliate expressions: sex, ambition, obsession, and at the root of it all, creation.

So while we try in vain to join the dots, hoping for that all important eureka moment, where everything falls into place, it sadly never comes.

Did Mr. Stallone, oddly far more articulate in interviews than at any moment in this movie, find himself clicking through Wikipedia one day, researching our nation's history, only to get as far as the fifth president before he had his «Eureka!»

His eureka moment comes after he encounters a defective vending machine in the hospital where his wife has died.

When I first read those words, in a 2004 New York Times book review by Samuel Freedman, it was a Eureka moment — to know that the great civil rights leader appreciated not just the significance of an education but the dangers of partnering with an education system that was still very much a white - run institution.

«The first time you see an answer sheet where, on a test with 40 questions, there was an average of 18 answers changed from wrong to right in a single classroom, it's not really a «eureka» moment,» he says.

It's found in Lehrer's new book, Imagine: How Creativity Works, just given a strong welcome by Michiko Kakutani in the Times, a review headlined How To Cultivate Eureka Moments.

Although Buffett's father, Howard, owned a securities brokerage in Omaha, Warren did not have his eureka moment until reading Graham's book, The Intelligent Investor.