(He chalks up the "relatively slight accomplishments of Japanese science" to the "Confucian respect for elders that funnels support to mediocre older scientists instead of more talented younger ones" and a tendency to avoid debate).
Early efforts to protect the area failed due to its perceived lack of biodiversity but discussions with native Yaghan elders encouraged scientists to look more closely at some of its smallest and previously overlooked inhabitants.
With the governments of the world manipulated like puppets on a string by these powerful corporate interests, concerned citizens, traditional elders, and scientists are converging with a message to end the insanity before it's too late.
Vampires of all varieties and eras, scientists, hipsters, elders drift in and out of the action.
Tribal elders and generals, political scientists and former lawmakers, the main thing they had in common was that they had lost, at least according to preliminary results — which will not be final for weeks, pending a protracted appeals process.
TEK must play the role of inviting cross-cultural and cross-situational learning for indigenous and non-indigenous policy makers, natural resource managers, scientists, activists, elders, and youth.
The Icelandic Deep Drilling Project (IDDP), a consortium of energy companies and scientists, including Elders, had begun drilling for the theorized supercritical fluid wells when they hit a pocket of magma.
Bryars allocated distinct voice types to the different types of roles: town elders, young lovers and scientists.
MIT had its village elders, like computer scientist Hal Abelson, put out a disgraceful report concluding that the school had done nothing wrong.
As per scientists and our elder's sayings, Our brain works at its best during early morning hours and that is why many of our elders and ancestors used to study and learn many things during those hours.
