Sentence examples for mathematicians scientists from inspiring English sources

Across Europe, there is a shortage of mathematicians, scientists and engineers, and Poland is not an exception.

Some people with Asperger's are genius mathematicians, scientists or musicians (many believe that Albert Einstein, Mozart and Isaac Newton had it).

His team's work was fully documented and published immediately, to share the results with fellow mathematicians, scientists and engineers, just as "open source" design projects do today.

Their profits allowed the firms to recruit many of the country's most sought-after employees — mathematicians, scientists, top college graduates and top former government officials.

Throughout, it relates the major architectural treatises of successive generations to the larger culture and the writings of philosophers, mathematicians, scientists, and engineers.

Several months ago, the Education Department sponsored an "education summit," where invited researchers, mathematicians, scientists and business executives called for greater emphasis on basic arithmetic, which many said the national math council's standards had slighted.

Charles's presiding genius was the mathematician, scientist and polymath Sir Christopher Wren.

JOHN DEE, a 16th-century British mathematician, scientist and astrologer, was by all accounts a remarkable man.

March 31, 1596 La Haye, France February 11 , 1650Stockholm, Sweden René Descartes, (born March 31 , 1596 La Haye, Touraine, France died February 11 , 1650 Stockholm, Sweden) French mathematician, scientist, and philosopher.

His father was a polymath engineer, mathematician, scientist, and experimental photographer whose own father, a philologist, published an anarchist newspaper.

Omar Khayyam, a mathematician, scientist and poet from the Middle Ages, once said, "Be happy for this moment.