Sentence examples for ground scientists from inspiring English sources

At least two raptors, the black kite and the brown falcon, have been seen swooping on smoldering twigs and embers, and carrying them on to unburnt ground, scientists have been told, in what would be the first case of animals deliberately using fire.

Using observations from the ground, scientists had already observed that Comet 67P, like many other small bodies in our Solar System, appeared to be grey "on average".

Even without breaking ground, scientists are calling it a mammoth of a find.

Just days after chunks of the much-studied space rock fell to the ground, scientists knew it was special.

Finally, I called a random sample of the grounded scientists.

The mathematical techniques advanced by Volterra are now in common use by earth scientists in explaining ground displacement and deformation induced by tectonic faulting.

Scientists worldwide should set rules and ethics for effective collaboration; a global norm would provide a common ground for scientists to build together the trust required for the project to succeed.

Mistakes are particularly easy to make in the type of high-risk science that breaks new ground, and scientists should be encouraged to take such risks.

Warmer air is able to hold more water vapour which under certain weather conditions can form vast plumes or "rivers" in the atmosphere that can result in continual, heavy downpours over one spot of high ground, the scientists said.

But Orlando lost the Scripps deal to Jupiter, Fla., a decision it said was due in part to its lack of a medical school, a crucial breeding ground for scientists and the core of any medical campus.

Barefoot runners were more likely to land on the front part or ball of the foot, and they adjusted their leg and foot movements so that they landed more gently on the ground, the scientists found.