Sentences with phrase «many eureka moments»

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.

We're a team of 25 people, so those eureka moments are really exciting to watch.

Woodman said no, thanks, strapped his GoPro wrist cam to the car's roll bar, and had his eureka moment: The company would make mounts for its cameras so people could point them back at themselves.

But anyone can have a eureka moment that leads to a successful business.

For him, those eureka moments spurred some of his most successful writing.

There was no eureka moment.

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.

There was no Eureka moment, he says.

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

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.

Then, when you return to the original problem, your mind is more open to new possibilities — eureka moments.

It was a eureka moment, inspiring Lundgren and Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad to radically innovate how furniture was designed and delivered.

Conley's eureka moment was to realize that Maslow's five levels could help rewrite Joie de Vivre's business model.

One of the key myths that he destroys is that of the lone inventor who experiences a Eureka moment.

It's one thing to have a eureka moment, but implementing it requires time, effort, and capital.

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.

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 had a eureka moment to pop the chip,» Turpin says.

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

Then yesterday, while planning the menu out for a little ladies» night get - together I was having, I had my eureka moment.

The shortbread was originally planned for another recipe, then I had a eureka moment and thought to add it to the rice pudding!

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.

Most fans think that as the coaches pore over the previous game's video tape evidence, there is a eureka moment when the coaches discover their opponents» glaring weakness.

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

The eureka moment was to tie a children's running log to an incremental marathon.

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.

What does a eureka moment look like?

During his inconspicuous eureka moment, he recalls, he kept asking himself, ««Why not go this way?

Did you have any success stories or eureka moments?

I don't want to miss the eureka moments at the lab bench, even if the discovery is as insignificant as a new transgenic worm.

Paula was one of the patients who experienced this eureka moment and felt liberated.

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!»

And while an aggressive pack of lab rats might have provided Taylor with her eureka moment, the search for the brain science of attachment began with a more unlikely test subject.

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.»

«It was this eureka moment,» she says.

Eureka moments could soon be dialled up on demand as leaps of imagination are replaced by the steady steps of invention software

«And slowly, piece - by - piece — like small eureka moment by small eureka moment — we pieced together what actually was happening.»

It was more like a eureka moment.

Kelly says the idea of a tow launch never hit him as any kind of eureka moment.

«This is almost a Eureka moment for us because it's the first time we can say for sure that it was the immunotherapy that was making the tumour shrink,» Professor Woods said.

«It was sort of a eureka moment when we saw the spectrum,» says Tom McCord, one of the three astronomers who made the discovery.

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.

imagine By Jonah Lehrer Inspiration may seem as if it comes out of nowhere, but researchers have found that certain brain regions signal they have arrived at a eureka moment a full eight seconds before that feeling hits.

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 elements.

But there aren't many eureka moments in geophysics.

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.