Sentence examples for determined scientist from inspiring English sources

The transition to the food industry from outside food science is easiest for engineers, usually, but a determined scientist with a strong analytical chemistry or bacteriology background should be able to make the switch.

In this same full article by Watson and Crick [10], we are given a table of numerical (polar) coordinates describing the positions of twelve key atoms, but it would have taken a very determined scientist to have used only this combination of information to easily confirm the assertion that a left-handed helix is excluded.

At 18 I was a determined scientist, on a degree course in Genetics and with vague ideas about a career in experimental science.

The history of the identification and acceptance of the Permian Period by geologists is in many ways the account of good deductive reasoning, a determined scientist, and an opportunity that was exploited to its fullest.

Mendiola was praised as a "passionate and determined scientist," according to Leland.

Even though the human genome sequence has been determined, scientists still do not know the identities of many genes or even how many genes there are.

His account of that field expedition was the start of the Scientist at Work blog, and the first of many tales from the field told in words, photos and video by an array of adventurous and determined scientists.

Drawing on experiments in the psychology of perception, Kuhn argued that the rigorous training required for admittance to a paradigm conditions scientist's reactions, expectations and beliefs (Kuhn 1962, 128; 2000 [1989], 66 71), so that learning how to apply the concepts of a theory to solve exemplary problems determines scientists' experiences.

The NAS is composed of roughly 2,100 scientists; its membership is determined by scientists and it is governed by scientists.

What these findings mean for those of us who work out regularly is still being determined by scientists.

The extent of water ice at the north pole cannot be determined, the scientists said, because the northern hemisphere is just coming out of winter and the polar region is obscured by deep layers of frozen carbon dioxide.