serendipitous

"It was when that moment happened, that serendipitous moment, that we knew we were ready to go, " Zuckerberg said.

And in that sacred path, we of the Angelic Realm honor you. We await you, and promise to leave the lights on for your serendipitous return.

Where that experience used to be a dedicated, focused period of the day, it is now opportunistic, serendipitous, and targeted.

"I was working with Magdy before the revolution but I waited until Mubarak resigned to sell it. It was entirely serendipitous, " he said.

And what you were supposed to find, what you hoped to find, in some serendipitous way, is no longer there.

But like all serendipitous people, she was resilient: She took the suggestion of a theater critic to try stand-up comedy.

There was a serendipitous second advantage to working with a library of equations.

Leveraging social endorsements and an environment of serendipitous discovery, consumers meet publishers in a meaningful context.

The lives of the serendipitous are not always perfect and regret-free.

Genuine innovations are often serendipitous and rudely challenge the established order.

After several years of investigation, Hamers, Muyldermans and their colleagues published their serendipitous discovery in Nature in 1993.

The serendipitous experience of current newspaper reading could be recreated, and there will be much more video.

The serendipitous findings were born out of Dr. Bu's primary research focus, Alzheimer's disease.

"It was serendipitous, " says Warren Brown at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.

Noble's serendipitous departure, as Mr Elman modestly describes it, was also clever.

IN 1997 A SERENDIPITOUS observation changed the entire direction of our work.

It isn't the only serendipitous encounter of the trip.

And those in the humanities, arts and social sciences still embrace the serendipitous discoveries made while browsing.

Could data mining soon replace serendipitous observational discovery?

Together they have the serendipitous benefit of preventing DNA damage from ionizing radiation and reactive oxygen molecules.

Serendipitous people are more fearless about trying something new.

What followed lunch that day was a serendipitous discovery.

The new setting eliminates serendipitous social discovery.

Purposes: To probe the value of color Doppler flow imaging (CDFI) in the diagnosis of serendipitous small renal cancer (SRC).

But everyone was wrong, as a serendipitous turn of events would soon show.

The film does have one serendipitous subplot: the peddling of offshore oil-drilling leases.

Due to serendipitous timing, most of Ou's postcards arrived around Valentine's Day.

It's the stuff of legends, really. A story of serendipitous privilege and great personal anguish.

All the mistakes are yours to make, the serendipitous discoveries to enjoy, and the insights to savor.

The concentration of Indian writers in the line-up was serendipitous, she says.

Sometimes the most important communications are those that are serendipitous .

The timing of the show is serendipitous.

If you're a rock and pop fan, it gives you a stream of songs that is eclectic, unpredictable and serendipitous.

As serendipitous discoveries go, it's hard to get more ground-breaking than that.

My tale, my story here in Japan is kind of a serendipitous adventure, outrageous luck.

I like the idea of serendipitous broadcasting.

(I will miss those serendipitous conversations with other classmates that I don't know so well, though. )