Sentence examples for impressive scientific from inspiring English sources

Despite his experiences in the tropics, and impressive scientific knowledge, his paintings are anything but naturalistic.

John Kendrew's work to solve the structure of myoglobin, a handy oxygen store found in muscle cells, was in fact a more impressive scientific feat that figuring out DNA (no mean achievement in itself).

In the television drama, which ran between 1985 and 2002, actor Richard Dean Anderson escaped repeated improbable tight corners with even more improbable improvisations from everyday items based on his impressive scientific knowledge.

The Norwegian Polar Institute has the Sverdrup Station, named for the great oceanographer Harald Sverdrup, who has the world's most impressive scientific unit named after him; the Germans have the Koldewey station and the French the Rabot base, both of them named for arctic pioneers form their respective countries, and both now sharing their administrative overheads.

Their use does not guarantee an impressive scientific scenario.

But Norway, with a far less impressive scientific tradition, has managed its resource boom far better.

Some bioethicists and journalists may worry about the far-off threat to "cognitive freedom," but the real threat is simpler and more immediate: the commercial introduction of high-tech "truth verifiers" that may work no better than polygraphs but seem more impressive and scientific.

Moredun is genuinely impressive: a scientific front line against infections and diseases which can blight animals and thus damage farm incomes.

(Both sides, after all, can flood any government hearing with experts and impressive-looking scientific reports).

The recent editions of this manual exude an impressive aura of scientific authority.

Clearly, a small but impressive portfolio of scientific agriculture is starting to emerge.Even the continent's politicians are starting to take notice.