Sentence examples for direction scientists from inspiring English sources
In a step in that direction, scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) have created super-thin, bendy materials that absorb wireless internet and other electromagnetic waves in the air and turn them into electricity.
He added, "I think you're going to see Virginia starting to move in the right direction". Scientists say carbon dioxide, a gas produced by burning fossil fuels, is one of several gases that accumulate in the atmosphere, trapping heat from the sun.
When a supernova explodes, the blast wave creates high-energy particles that scatter in every direction; scientists believe there is a minute chance that one of the errant particles, known as a cosmic ray, can hit a computer chip on Earth, flipping a 0 to a 1.
Under Burnet's direction, scientists at the Institute made significant contributions to infectious disease research during a period that has been called the "golden age of virology".
To gain some sense of direction, scientists are looking at a few documented environmental exposures that have led to autoimmune syndromes, as well as some animal models that exhibit autoimmune syndromes similar to those seen in humans.
Again the trade in ideas flows in both directions: scientists have recently made DNA computers that carry out simple computations inside test tubes.
That's because a Yellowstone supereruption could create a giant ash umbrella cloud that would spread the ash evenly in all directions, scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey report online today in Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems.
"We were really happy to see significant steps in the right direction". But scientists didn't get everything they wanted.
But can the influence ever work in the other direction - can scientists ever find inspiration in fiction?
Understanding the nanoscale mechanism underlying how Maya Blue works has generated a new direction for scientists to investigate stable hybrid nanostructured pigments.
OO Unusual Eastern US Heatwave Moving East to West, Opposite of Usual Direction and scientists don't know why.
