Exempel på discovering

• She was annoyed to discover that her husband had taken her car keys.

• They set out to discover a cure for cancer.

• Human rights campaigners have discovered documentary evidence of torture.

• The cause of the accident may never be discovered.

• Police discovered the body hidden in thick undergrowth.

• There is a thrill in recognizing new anagrams, arbitrary though they may be, that resembles the thrill of discovering natural phenomena.

• If one finds a model inadequate, discovering why it is inadequate can help the analyst identify sources of variation and bias.

• The few women who were happy upon discovering their pregnancies did not think other people would share their feelings.

• In practice, this capability is quite useful in discovering 'hard-to-find' bugs.

• The present studies varied the conditions of testing and stimulus design to maximize the chance of discovering what else children might think /s/ means.

• The second term, packaging, refers to the process of discovering which things can be packaged together under one label.

• The discussions at this workshop came under many areas, including discovering the fundamental primitives of pervasive computing, understanding their semantics, and developing corresponding implementations.

• And perhaps these cosmic laws, which take effect world-wide and throughout life, were worth discovering, to establish their effect also in great building works.

• In this process, discovering, mapping, and cloning of mutations is a major task.

• There is a need to devise methods aimed at learning and discovering knowledge by intelligently combining these distributed data and information sources.

• The process of discovering and organizing categories and subcategories takes place during the open and the axial coding.

• Axial coding is a more focused process than open coding and is geared toward the discovering and relating of subcategories to categories.

• Discovering this relationship is important because it may explain how people form policy opinions with little political knowledge.

• On the other, the walker emerges from the city, by discovering the boundaries between real and imagined, familiar and unfamiliar spaces.

• However, the threat of oil-dependent nations discovering vast new reserves or developing energy policies that do not rely on fossil fuels looms on the horizon.