Sentence examples for a chemist of from inspiring English sources

He wanted to be a chemist of enduring fame, but sits in his apartment replaying the moment when he picked up Einstein's papers.

It tells of his brief service with a partisan band until they were captured; of Auschwitz; of his successful career as a chemist; of his early discouragements as a writer, followed by success, prizes and fame.

The first large-scale manufacture of nitroglycerin in the United States is attributed to George Mowbray, a chemist of considerable ability who had followed the work of Sobrero and others in Europe with great interest.

Last year Martyn Poliakoff, a chemist of the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom and the star of the series, was knighted by the queen, with special mention in the citation for his online role as "a key ambassador for the UK scientific community".

Norman Lewis was born in Enfield, North London, the son of a chemist enamored of spiritualism.

He is survived by their two children, Aleksander, a biophysicist, and Ania, a chemist, both of Paris, as well as two grandchildren.

The variations from the random statistical distribution that occur at lower temperatures are more interesting to a chemist because of what they reveal about the particular element.

To be a Victorian photographer, says Douglas-Fairhurst, required "the knowledge of a chemist, the eye of an artist, and the patience of a saint".

Aldenov is a theoretical chemist of some repute, having caused quite a flurry in the laboratories with a book called "Actio Chemistry".

First I spoke with Richard Sachleben, a seasoned chemist of 40 years who has spent a good portion of his career developing and testing drugs for the pharmaceutical industry.

A chemist who warned of the toxicity of ground zero dust was reinstated to her position at the Environmental Protection Agency.