He was dramatically proved right: the anti-electron was soon discovered experimentally, and shortly after the concept of "anti-matter" became a cornerstone of physics.
The verse drama, still a cornerstone of Hungarian literature, describes how Adam is cast out of the Garden with Eve, renounces God and determines to recreate Eden through his own efforts.
The airport blockades particularly hurt the tourism industry, a cornerstone of the Thai economy.
Email may have taken a backseat role to social media hype, but it's still a very powerful tool when used correctly. It is the cornerstone of permission-based relationship marketing.
The doctrine of surplus value is the cornerstone of Marx's economic theory.
Her concoction of hops, barley, yeast, and water (and a few other special ingredients), was an instant hit, and has remained the cornerstone of a university education ever since.
Photo 7 ：Swarms of krill, a cornerstone of the entire Antarctic food chain, feed on phytoplankton that grows on the underside of sea ice.
Models expressed in a well-defined notation are a cornerstone to understanding systems for enterprise-scale solutions.
Obama made the stimulus a cornerstone of his economic recovery plan even before he took office, but his calls for bipartisanship were an early casualty.
The Three Lions' defensive cornerstone made his international debut in2003 against Serbia& Montenegro.
Music snobbery is a cornerstone of indie music.
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