discovery

The discovery of vortex structures in the turbulent mixing layer raises serious doubts about the validity of self-preservation arguments.

Yet, as stated above, its discovery happened at a time when it was still not visible.

Perhaps the results of future excavations will shed some light on our discovery and these questions.

After the initial discovery, a large literature was published extending the result in various directions.

In the present study, both discovery and parasitism efficiency decreased with increasing egg batch density.

When one makes a "discovery," is it the scientific investigator or the dreamer who discovers?

One cannot carry out a process of discovery without some understanding about the goal for that discovery and what counts as having discovered something.

Proofs are not meant to act merely as justification for the discovery of "facts"; they are themselves the "facts" to be discovered.

Real discoveries have been made, and many more can be expected from this very promising research avenue.

The discovery of the variability of vaccine strains and the ageing of vaccines changed the economy of vaccines and of their standards.

Since its description, the lifecycle of this protozoan parasite has eluded discovery.

Pupils enjoyed exploring the sounds within a pedagogical framework of exploration and discovery rather than in the context of right or wrong compositional choices.

Instead, he elected to demonstrate the legitimacy and importance of his discovery through the interest it provoked among powerful state officials.

A related rt-plasma discovery requiring the presence of a catalyst is a new low-electric field plasma source.

It is the discovery that a sudden change has taken place in the extent of globalisation which tends to affect support.