Sentence examples for mixture of scientists from inspiring English sources

It's an intriguing mixture of scientists and artists.

The team then asked five experts—a mixture of scientists and zookeepers, all of whom had had years of day-to-day experiences with captive chimpanzees to provide their own lists of terms.

Dr. Robin Lovell-Bangembryologistlogist at Britain's National Institute for Medical Research, said, "I think that generally people are really happy that the regulations are clear and that the way the H.F.E.A. is set up, with a mixture of scientists and ethicists, makes it a very good system to work under".

"One of the reasons why Esa have been so keen to have a stronger presence here is precisely because they could see this was a campus with a buzz, with a range of different disciplines, and with a mixture of scientists and business people.

Such departments are staffed by a mixture of clinical scientists, biomedical scientists, and medically qualified staff.

He resembled, according to acquaintances, a mixture of diplomat, scientist, and Mongol prince.

As he described Summer Stiers to me for the first time in October, Gahl sounded like a mixture of teacher, scientist, enthusiast and old-fashioned healer.

The empirical distribution P ( h ) is a mixture of h-indices of scientists with varying discipline citation rates and varying longevity within mixed age-cohort groups.

By positing an idealised world of perfect competition, economic theory assumed away the factors that drove societies.Mr Galbraith was thus less an economist than a mixture of sociologist, political scientist and journalist.

He adds that the hiring process has already begun for 50 PIs and 12 scientists, who he expects will be a mixture of clinicians and basic scientists.

The successful company founder should in fact be a mixture of entrepreneur, manager, and scientist, he says, and the balance of these roles changes with the developing business.