Sentence examples for older academicians from inspiring English sources
Gay-Lussac and others, including Louis-Jacques Thenard, Jean-Baptiste Biot, Pierre-Louis Dulong, and ultimately Jacques-Étienne Bérard, constituted the active chemical group of the Société d'Arcueil, all inspired by the older academicians Berthollet and Laplace.
The old Communist academicians used to insist the text of that speech must have been a forgery, but Sperber believes in its authenticity.
Before and after, Mr. Baker pored over calculus and philosophy books in the General Studies lounge, where century-old portraits of academicians peer at a long center table where the veterans sometimes gather.
Old-rose collectors are connoisseurs, not academicians, amateurs in the best sense of the word.
The previous council comprised 16 academicians and 5 outside advisers.
These hybrid PV/T system based technology is just 30 years old which had gained significant attention from the researchers and academicians all over the world in a recent decade.
At a time when Defense Secretary Robert Gates is seeking counsel from young academicians in our university's anthropology and social sciences departments, Obama is relying on old standbys whose out-of-date philosophies were shaped by the Vietnam and Cold War era.
Some academicians favor creating an architecture museum.
The president is an academician elected annually by the assembly (which consists of all academicians).
The academicians are known in France as "immortals".
That approach is a bit controversial among theater academicians.
