Sentence examples for circle of scientists from inspiring English sources

He is the most prominent of the small circle of scientists working on intelligent design, and his arguments are by far the best known.

Farther afield, in Paris, he became acquainted with the circle of scientists, theologians, and philosophers presided over by the theologian Marin Mersenne.

Since last spring, however, a widening circle of scientists and bioethicists have been buzzing about the Yale research, which involves a breakthrough in restoring micro-circulation the flow of oxygen to smicro-circulation thencluding those deep in the brain.

That community, he said, begins with the circle of classmates on campus and extends to the circle of Stanford faculty out to the larger circle of scientists around the world, as well as into past centuries.

Maybe it's to do with being selectively invited into the inner circle of scientists.

"One problem with this model, though, is that it keeps decisions within the charmed circle of scientists.

Newton, whose only close contacts with women were his unfulfilled relationship with his mother, who had seemed to abandon him, and his later guardianship of a niece, found satisfaction in the role of patron to the circle of young scientists.

I AM A CAT Kon Ichikawa's 1975 adaptation of Soseki's three-volume novel (written in 1905-06) is a subtle, tender depiction of a Proustian circle of artists, scientists, and dreamers jolted alert by the bitter realities of Japanese society.

The project was "born out of frustration," Sharp says, that fluid dynamics which enthralled her seemed to get very little attention, respect, or understanding outside the circle of students, scientists, and engineers working on it.

A unity-of-science movement arose in the Vienna Circle, a group of scientists and philosophers that met regularly in Vienna in the 1920s and '30s and was associated in particular with Rudolf Carnap and Otto Neurath.

Fluent in three languages, Cooper moved in the highest circles of intellectuals, scientists, and naturalists.