Meanings of fundamental discovery in English

But there is a still more fundamental discovery underlying our democratic tendencies.

It did not take Mercer long to make a fundamental discovery.

Any fundamental discovery of this sort, applicable to chemical warfare, is capable of strategic effects.

Says University of Chicago Nobel Prize Winner James Cronin, who helped create the Auger Observatory: This is a fundamental discovery.

To Charles Bell is due the merit of having made the fundamental discovery of the distinction between motor and sensory fibres.

Thus it took 32 years from fundamental discovery of a critical oncogene to the development of a drug capable to cure CLL.

Let us therefore pass to another case in which a fundamental discovery, this time in physics, was first foreshadowed by astronomical observation.

The fundamental discovery of the union of two nuclei in the sexual act was then made (By O. Hertwig in 1875.)

Drosophila melanogaster has been used as a model organism to make fundamental discoveries in biology for over a century.

They've both stressed that no one could have predicted-or ,atleast, that no one did predict- afundamentaldiscovery of such magnitude.

We hope these examples encourage physical chemists to work at this crossroad of disciplines where fundamental discoveries with implications for human health might be made.