Sentence examples for contemporary scientists from inspiring English sources

Virtually no contemporary scientists believe that Darwin was basically wrong.

Among contemporary scientists Dr. Thomas has no equal as a literary stylist.

Some contemporary scientists believe the tree's success may have been due to the unique lighting conditions afforded by its location.

But contemporary scientists have discovered that memorization exercises can stave off dementia, introducing a new world of "neurobics".

Faced with a choice between saying that Fresnel's theory is correct and saying that it is wrong, contemporary scientists would opt for the negative verdict.

"The theory accepted by both the German and American investigating commissions, and universally accepted by contemporary scientists and historians," Mr. Grossman said in an email, "is that free hydrogen was ignited by electrostatic discharge".

For Duhem, the contemporary scientist who exemplified the method of the "Cartesians" was James Clerk Maxwell.

This approach has been motivated by our intention to analysis the prevalence of the image of the individually acting genius but slightly mad or bad scientist, in the tradition of Dr. Frankenstein or Dr. Moreau, as outlined in our hypothesis, versus the emergence of a modern, contemporary scientist working in an industry related scientific environment.

By doing so, these films convey an image that is less one of an individually acting genius but slightly mad or bad scientist, in the tradition of Dr. Frankenstein or Dr. Moreau, but more one of a modern, contemporary scientist working in an industry related scientific environment, close to how the media tend to portray SB engineers.

But if it is true that obsessed individuals usually achieve the major advances in science, a reasonable question presents itself: Will there be a place for the modern equivalents of Watson and Crick, or is the contemporary scientist just a cog in the machine?

The excitement, the rigors and the risk of scientific discovery: Sagan loved and shared these emotions more effectively and openly with us than perhaps any other contemporary scientist.