Sentence examples for neat scientific from inspiring English sources

"Making a few micrograms of artemisinin would have been a neat scientific trick," he said.

Code breakers The Scientific American offers a neat scientific explanation for the Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile in a recent feature on facial illusions.

The arcana of meteorology allow Galchen, who has an M.D. from the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, to explore some neat scientific metaphors.

Here's a neat new scientific finding for dog lovers - did you know your scent activates the pleasure centers in your pet's brain?

His intellectual curiosity appears entirely undiminished by a life of learning: his desk at ECD is buried under neat stacks of annotated scientific papers, business plans and other reading material.

We don't have neat little boxes [for each scientific area] like we had before, and that's a criticism I suppose in one way by some of the disciplines.

"He took the elitism out of voice training while maintaining the rigor, which is a neat trick, and he merged scientific rigor with playfulness".

Although scientists devised beautifully neat formulae to explain complicated phenomena, the scientific revolution itself was a messy business.

This measured approach is best exemplified in his explanation of why the scientific method is not as neat and robust as some popular versions of it suggest.

Plus, he says, "it's a neat way of getting the calculations outside the scientific community--the public at large is doing the science".

Neat distinctions between strictly truth-conducive and purely cognitive scientific values are hard to come by (see Douglas 2013 for a classification attempt).