Sentence examples for exemplary scientist from inspiring English sources
Known for his diligent and particular nature, he was called "an exemplary scientist" by a USGS dedication paper, which also described him as "unaffectedly genuine, with an infectious curiosity and enthusiasm".
The MacArthur Foundation has never attached the word "genius" to its annual grants to exemplary scientists, scholars, researchers, writers, artists, composers and other creative Americans.
One way to do this might be to try to identify the motivations of scientists producing exemplary work and show how that factor might stand in as a proxy for what a given historicist programme takes to be central to rationality.
Professor David Colquhoun's website is an exemplary example of an academic scientist engaging directly with the public, unpaid, enthusing people interactively about everything science stands for.
EDC scientists are engaged in intramural and extramural research within ORD, and program scientists have provided exemplary leadership in the field at the national and international level.
However, according to Daniel Drezner, a political scientist at Tufts, it's not exemplary work:I've perused parts of Richwine's dissertation, and … well … hoo boy.
"The Structure of Scientific Revolutions," Mr. Fuller writes, was an "exemplary document of the cold war era" because it portrayed scientists as a self-perpetuating cult with no obligations to consider the political consequences of their work.
I saw INDEPTH scientists presenting their work and taking part in rigorous data analysis, and witnessed exemplary collaboration demonstrated by our partners in Umeå and Boston.
It represents an exemplary area of contemporary experimental biology that focuses on phenomena that have puzzled natural philosophers and scientists for more than two millennia.
"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.
