Sentence examples for example of a scientist from inspiring English sources

Quite a good example of a scientist who remained anonymous because of her gender.

"The way she persevered, that's a great example of a scientist following a theory to the end," she says.

Graham asserts that contrary to the famous example of Trofim Lysenko and his pseudogenetics, Andrei Sakharov was an example of a scientist who produced his best work under repressive conditions.

Rupert shared an example of a scientist at a biotech firm who developed a seminar for 12 colleagues as part of his knowledge transfer plan.

The best explanation of scientific beliefs often seems to entail the truth of those beliefs—Harman gives the example of a scientist's belief that a proton is in a cloud chamber which seems to be best explained, in part, by the actual presence of a proton in the chamber.

The mathematics whizz had almost single-handedly restored Cambridge's reputation as Britain's answer to Silicon Valley and was feted as one of the rare examples of a scientist turned successful businessman, having pocketed £500m from the 2011 deal.

The contrasting consequences of arousal on performance remind me of one of the more beautiful examples of a scientist using logic to explain how a particular psychological phenomenon works.

Our goal was to create an image and to set an example of how a scientist should be; manners, attitude, discipline and perseverance.

But on the other, the best way I can help them is by setting an example of what a scientist can be and do.

In my book Learn to Write Badly I give the example of a social scientist analysing the differences between good and bad undergraduate essays.

"The brighter you shine in the public eye, the more disdainfully your colleagues may look upon you," Clancy explains, citing Carl Sagan as an example of a brilliant scientist who was adored by the public but shunned by his peers.