Sentence examples for a distinguished scientist from inspiring English sources

But this is more than the personal tragedy of a distinguished scientist crushed between quarrelling powers.

In 1991 he joined Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois and became a distinguished scientist in its materials science division.

The government, for example, recently appointed him a "Distinguished Scientist" at the United States Institute of Behavioral Research, in Washington.

Mr. Horvitz, now a distinguished scientist at M.S.R., uses machine learning to analyze 25,000 variables and predict hospital patients' readmission risk.

LEONARD S. SCHLEIFER, the son of a sweater manufacturer who grew up in the Rego Park section of Queens, was on his way to becoming a distinguished scientist.

In 1967, when Sidney Poitier played a distinguished scientist who is a candidate for a Nobel Prize in Stanley Kramer's film about interracial love and courtship, "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," how many people found it believable?

Professor Judith Curry isn't a 'contrarian' but a very distinguished scientist and ice expert with a long record of peer-reviewed publications, though she happens to disagree with Mr Nuccitelli.

Research UK should be run by "a highly distinguished scientist, capable of delivering a managerially efficient organisation and of interacting effectively with Government".

"I heard a very distinguished scientist say, 'You can never do enough basic science,' " he told me.

In October, a new director came on board, Dr. Stephen E. Straus, a virologist and longtime N.I.H. insider whom Dr. Harold Varmus, the former director of the institutes and once one of the program's biggest detractors, describes as "a really distinguished scientist".

Astrophysicist Martin Rees, a member of the academy and until recently president of the Royal Society in the U.K., describes Arber as "a very distinguished scientist and very suited to the role".