Sentence examples for originating scientist from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, there are real reasons for representing such species (e.g. carboranes [51]), which raises an important point that is sometimes lost in software: the originating scientist is always the final arbiter.

The solution to this problem is to bring the originating scientist directly into the loop, and ensure that they are involved in making sure that the data is meaningful to software, and by induction, therefore can also be made meaningful to other scientists.

It is worth noting that federation of the archive does not change the specific cost benefit analysis of archiving a particular experiment, but instead perhaps more easily connects the originating scientist to the cost of archiving.

Since Georges Lemaître first noted, in 1927, that an expanding universe might be traced back in time to an originating single point, scientists have built on his idea of cosmic expansion.

We tend to think of innovative, original software as originating with engineers and computer scientists who come up with better ways to solve problems, such as the breakthroughs that let our digital cameras improve their light-balancing and signal processing.

For example, according to the WHA resolution 60.28 in 2007, SMTAs should be based on the principles of "increased involvement, participation, and recognition of contribution of scientists from originating country in research related to viruses and specimens and attribution of the work and increased co-authorship of scientists from originating countries in scientific publications"[ 1].

I was talking last week to James Lovelock, the scientist who originated the Gaia hypothesis.

No matter what you call the resulting problems -- "plateauing" and "burnout" are two current terms -- most job dissatisfaction among scientists originates from their need for a continuous diet of new professional experiences.

A report featured in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that 97% of scientists believe in anthropogenic (human originating) climate change.

The SARS virus is thought to have originated with bats, and scientists suspected that the same might be true of MERS, and that people might have contracted it from eating dates that had been contaminated by bats.

"The signals originate far beyond our own galaxy," says NASA scientist Issac Sturlein.