Примери за serendipitous

• Serendipitous encounters and experiences have provided me with some good material.

• He had always wanted to return home to start a company, and the move proved serendipitous.

• About half of all great discoveries are purely serendipitous.

• Accordingly, they develop a computational model of irony based on three types of ironic situations, which they call intentional, serendipitous, and competence irony.

• The apparent serendipitous isolation of these fragments is difficult to explain.

• But curve fitting, intentional or serendipitous, rarely illuminates underlying psychological or neurophysiological processes.

• There are one or two famous cases of serendipitous discoveries like penicillin, but generally speaking, science appears and moves by prediction.

• Their case also exemplifies migration decision-making as a process that evolves over the lifecourse in response to both predictable and serendipitous events.

• For example, the creative process produces at least some unintended, serendipitous results or discoveries.

• Much appears, in hindsight, to have been serendipitous.

• The current state of knowledge of animal nutrition modelling results mostly from the discernment and unceasing efforts of our predecessors rather than serendipitous discoveries.

• Listening later, the distant approach of the van did contribute one of the more evocative sounds of the project, a serendipitous found object.

• The collection, in fact, has been revived after a number of serendipitous discoveries, particularly of photographs and drawings in a number of archives.

• However, there was one extra, almost imperceptible and certainly serendipitous element that became part of the final recording.

• Thus, this first-order method has all sorts of serendipitous properties not shared by general first-order methods.

• This is not a serendipitous coincidence.

• Such serendipitous discoveries and the new research that they suggest may, in the long run, be one of the greatest benefits one can derive from reading this book.

• And until everything is scanned and made available to sufficiently sophisticated search engines, so much research for citations has to be serendipitous, however much one attempts to pretend otherwise.