Sentence examples for a scientist by the name of from inspiring English sources
The story begins when a scientist by the name of Dr. Patricia Wright goes to Madagascar to study lemurs.
Nick Adams plays a scientist by the name of Stephen Reinhart who travels to England to visit his fiancee (played by Suzan Farmer) at the home of her parents Nahum (Boris Karloff) and Letitia (Freda Jackson).
The theoretical roots of organic agriculture go back a bit further, principally to the work of a British scientist by the name of Sir Albert Howard.
Indeed, offensive 'utopias' promoted by reputable scientists in the name of evolutionary theory may still raise up anti-evolutionists (Midgley 2002).
The revolution was led by a handful of social scientists, chief among whom was an elegant, Viennese-trained psychologist by the name of Herta Herzog.
Don't be fooled by the name of this Web page ("Corporate Programs Division"); many of these programs are open to university scientists.
Its specific name is a Latinized form of the name of the scientist who first described this species, Bernard C. Lewis.
Scientists have so far unraveled only a handful of complete human genomes, all financed by governments, foundations and corporations in the name of medical research.
The lesson here is to assess scientists not by counting their publications or by using the names of the journals in which their papers appeared as proxy for the work's significance.
IN THE NAME OF HONOR, by Richard North Patterson.
