Sentence examples for introduction scientists from inspiring English sources

This became a controversial viewpoint, and, since its introduction, scientists have disagreed about the degree to which biological heredity, as distinct from education and opportunity, is responsible for the great differences in achievement between individuals.

All these systems "solve problems by drawing on masses of relatively stupid elements, rather than a single, intelligent 'executive branch.' " As Johnson notes in the book's introduction, scientists had described this pattern in their own fields of study for decades, without noticing that similar systems were being unearthed in otherwise unrelated disciplines.

But in one of the earliest wildlife introduction programs, scientists in 1922 released a pair of Norwegian beavers in central Sweden to repopulate the country.

Carbon capture and storage would have only "a relatively modest effect" on how much fossil fuels can be used because of its expense and late introduction, the scientists added.

Introduction: Physician-Scientists in the Evolving Landscape of Biomedical Research.

His book on gamma-ray bursts, a technical introduction for physical scientists, was published recently by Princeton University Press.

An overview of the high performance computing (HPC) infrastructures, comprising both the hardware and the software, is presented as a concise introduction for computational scientists.

We focused our introduction on the scientists themselves and what we had identified as the 'super power or skill' that each one brought to the overall project goal.

Read an introduction on how scientists are working in the field to discover new species, including the 10cm Berthe's mouse lemur now named as the world's smallest known primate.

During the 30 years following the introduction of penicillin, scientists discovered a wide range of antimicrobials to treat bacterial diseases.

We provide a brief overview of the Basics of Financial Management serving as an introduction for the scientist or engineer, describing how companies view and measure financial performance overall, and per function, in a company.