Sentence examples for contingent of scientists from inspiring English sources
Earlier this week, a mild-mannered freelance science writer stood on the steps of London's imposing Royal Courts of Justice and declared his determination, come what may, to stand up for free speech against what he and an ever-swelling contingent of scientists, public figures and celebrities believe is the oppressive burden of the UK's libel laws.
Most of those who stay are private contractors, just keeping the base going, mixed in with a small contingent of scientists.
We might still be in the Holocene, but in recent years, as the effects of human-driven climate change have become more and more apparent, a growing — and vocal — contingent of scientists argue we've entered a whole new geologic epoch called the Anthropocene.
I think the world has moved on, at least within the contingent of scientists who are seriously trying to use eco-evolutionary principles to investigate questions in agroecosystems.
Under U.N. auspices and coordinated by Columbia University's Earth Institute, a growing contingent of 30 scientists and 10 organizations from 5 countries will quickly analyze the quake and make a preliminary forecast of subsequent seismic activity.
Set in a post-Fukushima Japan, the movie features young children fighting against a a contingent of evil scientists.
In addition, among an international contingent of "dissident" scientists and politicians, there has been a questioning of both the data collected on HIV/AIDS and the science itself [ 20].
Many of those laid-off scientists remain unemployed and, as we recently noted, the pharmaceutical ecosystem now includes increasing numbers of scientists working in contingent positions.
The stories of scientists create new scientists.
What shortage of scientists?
