Sentence examples for collective of scientists from inspiring English sources

This is a collective of scientists, psychologists, sociologists and architects "dedicated to the practical pursuit of creating, producing and examining new forms of thrilling experience", which is just what Merlin and I need.

It's all down to a new collective of scientists and technology companies keen to herald a new era for the invention which began its life throwing out flickering images of French factory workers to the stunned audience of a Parisian salon in the late 19th century.

At another end of the spectrum lie professional societies, which are largely independent collectives of scientists that offer advisory opinions to governmental decision-makers on their own initiatives.

Based on the collective wisdom of scientists, global warming really does seem to be different from any previous environmental crisis.

Why not pick their brains?" To reach them the company has either created or partnered with what Lafley calls "internet-based engines" capable of tapping the collective brainpower of scientists around the world.

Creating systems of public safety that also worked for industry was a complex endeavour that unfolded over generations, through the collective efforts of scientists, advocates, industry groups and governments.

This paper is a collective effort of scientists who have pioneered some of these tools and approaches.

For example, The MAD Scientist Network is "the laboratory that never sleeps" with the "collective crania of scientists from around the world fielding questions in different areas of science".

More importantly, data such as the web access statistics enable us to further identify and quantify the collective effects of scientists.

We're in a lab and these ladies are two of the ScienceGrrls – a new collective of hip scientists promoting women working in Stem fields.

Hugo Moreno says there five things to learn from the animal kingdom, including, "Culture can determine corporate survival": "Beehives are known to exhibit a sort of collective superpersonality: Scientists scored 25 hives on such traits as how actively the bees foraged for food, how assiduously they kept up with hive maintenance and how fiercely they defended the hive.