Sentence examples for call to scientists from inspiring English sources

With so many issues around living fossils, this is a call to scientists, educators, documentary makers and journalists to retire the term.

Consider this an open call to scientists who have views on the merits, and drawbacks, of this description of the climate system and related arenas.

This apparently had been a wake-up call to scientists of how the "violent sun could bring the Earth to a standstill".

So NASA scrambled to put out a call to scientists.

Nonetheless, the Action Plan makes a strong call to train scientists in skills that go beyond their specialist expertise--skills that would enable them to place their work in a broader context.

The piece was Danny Heitman's The case for treating Super Bowl and science-fair winners differently (Washington Post, February 2011), which responded to President Obama's call to celebrate scientists as we do football players.

The claim, dismissed by experts and called "shocking to scientists" by the president's science adviser, strikes a blow to the army's carefully managed image as the saviour of the nation.

African penguins communicate feelings such as hunger, anger and loneliness through six distinctive vocal calls, according to scientists who have observed the birds' behaviour in captivity.

In an accompanying editorial, Leshner issued a call to arms, urging scientists to strike up "respectful dialogues" with groups in community clubs, science museums and religious institutions.

This graph should be a call to arms for computer scientists, as the war on cancer could require Big Data.

The threat is that debris could begin slamming into other debris, creating a cascading effect called supercriticality, according to scientists addressing the American Physical Society conference here this week.