Sentence examples for information scientist from inspiring English sources

A formal database search strategy was created in consultation with an information scientist, informed by key words and phrases found during the scoping search.

His father is a retired information scientist at Sanders Corporation in Nashua, N.H., which was subsequently acquired by Lockheed Martin Corporation.

In the eighties, Bart Kosko, now an information scientist at the University of Southern California, sought the logician out as one of his Ph.D. advisers.

Eugene Garfield, an information scientist, wrote that much of Mr. Merton's work was "so transparently true that one can't imagine why no one else has bothered to point it out".

Taught by Jevin West, an information scientist, and Carl Bergstrom, a biologist, it created something of an online sensation when its syllabus went up, in January, and when registration opened it filled to capacity in less than a minute.

Will he have the legal right?" Writing just a year before ARPANET went live, the Harvard information scientist Anthony Oettinger envisions "a kind of gargantuan version of Vannevar Bush's Memex" — a hypothetical electromechanical text and audio-visual reader — which is about as good a summary of the Internet as you can find from 1968.

Such information, scientists believe, may be applicable to human diseases.

But most information scientists do not like these techniques either.

On the other hand, information scientists are likely to find the idea quite natural and exciting.

For information scientists who have spent decades refining computer-based search techniques, that is bad news.

Currently these programs are used by academic researchers and companies, but information scientists expect that to change.