Sentence examples for hands of scientists from inspiring English sources

The spiritual direction of society would be in the hands of scientists and engineers, who would thus take the place occupied by the Roman Catholic church in the European Middle Ages.

Finally, these meetings need to be taken out of the hands of scientists, technocrats and activists and handed over to institutions that understand the language, the practicalities and the difficulties of multi-lateral diplomacy.

"Let's get these embryos into the hands of scientists who can use them for good".

The data was then downlinked and put in the hands of scientists within a matter of hours.

The best way to evaluate scientific workflows is to see how they fare in the hands of scientists when analyzing real data.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Depth charts of the Arctic Ocean, once the prowling grounds of nuclear submarines, will soon be declassified and in the hands of scientists.

By the 15th century hundreds of copies were in the hands of Western scientists and clergymen.

In the process, it collects mounds of environmental data which, in the hands of climate scientists, could add greatly to our understanding of global warming.

The fund will also be used to compensate people who endured medical experiments at the hands of Nazi scientists and some of those whose property was confiscated.

"Ultimately, a lot of Lilly's fate lies in the hands of its scientists to bring out new drugs," he said.

By putting its products in the hands of budding scientists, Google is trying to make its brand central to students' lives, just as Nike does when it outfits top high school football teams.