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Noun(1) an alloy of copper and nickel with high electrical resistance and a low temperature coefficient; used as resistance wire(2) a town in northwest California on an arm of the Pacific Ocean(3) a copper-nickel alloy with high electrical resistance and a low temperature coefficient(4) used as resistance wire

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(1) The technology made for some interesting eureka moments.(2) So I decided to visit the Imperial War Museum and was invited into the private reading room to research the books and, eureka !(3) Then one day you have a eureka moment: two facts connect themselves in your mind in some way you've never thought of before.(4) There's nothing like the eureka moment of discovering something that no one knew before.(5) I can immediately apply many of these eureka moments to my practise as a new media lecturer.(6) While trying to put myself into her frame of mind, a sudden and unprovoked eureka moment came over me.(7) Robert discovers what happens when we have those eureka moments of original thought - and how to have more of them.(8) His suggestive techniques had begun to dethaw items that were permafrozen in my subconscious; a few such items bubbled up to the surface - eureka moments - much to my astonishment.(9) I don't know that there will have been a eureka moment for string theory in the same way, so that there will be a specific time, but it could well be that some of the ideas of string theory.(10) As he claimed descent from kings, the priesthood, under the threat of being put to the sword, no doubt, confirmed his rights to the throne of Persia, and eureka !(11) The novel thus can be alternately vague and eureka !(12) A few minutes later, as his story goes, he glanced at his full bookshelf and eureka !(13) It looks like the place to nail down a place in the social network where resource sharing and eureka moments follow.(14) That's handy because you never know when you'll be struck by a eureka moment.(15) As students began to understand the historical process and utilize it, questions were reflected in their eyes or discomfort in their body language and then, eureka !(16) How many of you have read a blog that: crystallises lots of thoughts and questions and uneases that have been whirling round in your head, makes you think eureka !