Sentence examples for noted scientists from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, Mr. Kelly noted, scientists were content with Web portals that provided journal articles, a primary source for keeping up in their fields.

Among their ranks were barons and noted scientists, musicians and scholars, all of whom entered Texas in the late 1840's fleeing religious and political repression in Germany.

In therapeutic cloning, he noted, scientists first take the genetic material from, say, the skin cell of an adult and inject it into a female egg cell whose own genetic material has been removed.

And in "Me and Isaac Newton," a glossy group portrait of seven noted scientists, the documentary filmmaker Michael Apted places his chips on the warm, cuddly side of the table.

Michael Apted's documentary poses seven noted scientists for a glossy group portrait, and without going recklessly overboard implies that world-class minds are likely to be accompanied by an equally refined moral sense.

At the turn of the last century, he noted, scientists like Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch made Nobel-winning discoveries that allowed the development of cheap nitrogen fertilizers, saving Europe from starvation.

It was headed by Robert FitzRoy, a former Royal Navy captain, noted scientist and member of the Royal Society.

She found him wonderful: [cartoon id="cotham-1993-12-13"] Thiscientistcisnthet is the most genuine human being I've met.

While some in the scientific community question that birth defects and retardation are directly attributable to the disaster, noted scientist Alexei Okeanov [of the International Sakharov Environmental University in Minsk, Belarus] calls it 'a fire that can't be put out in our lifetimes'".

"It's like liberals attacking Bernie Sanders for not being liberal enough," noted scientist James Conca, writing for Forbes.

In the book, noted scientist Alexi Okeanov is quoted as saying that the health effects of the accident are "a fire that can't be put out in our lifetimes".