Sentence examples for polish scientists from inspiring English sources

During the cold war, Russian and Polish scientists continued fossil hunting there.

She touched only briefly upon the recent "brain drain" as a problem, and promised stipends for young Polish scientists.

This past fall, a group of Polish scientists conducted tests of their own at the site and concluded that no train was buried there.

The first landfall was King George Island, an 100-mile dribble of rock and ice at the upper end of the South Shetlands archipelago where Polish scientists shivered in yellow huts on the southern shore of Admiralty Bay.

From the end of the 18th century until World War I, most of the Carpathians were within the boundaries of Austria-Hungary, and throughout this period the Carpathians were readily accessible to all scientists of this multinational empire; the work of Polish scientists, together with that of Germans and Hungarians, is considered most noteworthy.

Michael Bauchmüller @MBauchmueller Disgusted with Polish ignorance about climate change, scientist Marcin Popkiewicz set out to educate his compatriots I launched a website called The World at a Crossroads, then set up another with Polish scientists dealing with climate research, giving information about climate myths.

When the Polish scientist Marie Curie announced that she had discovered a new element called radium, they laughed derisively.

Large crystals can be grown rapidly from the liquid elements using a popular method invented in 1918 by the Polish scientist Jan Czochralski and called crystal pulling.

The method devised by Dawid Janas, a Polish scientist, involves covering aircraft wings with a form of soot, which can then be heated to stop ice forming in the first place.

(In "The Forest," which tracks the meeting between an elderly Polish scientist and a rebellious young American woman, and their subsequent misadventures, Barrett succeeds in combining the pathetic, the satirical and the visionary, not at all an easy thing to do).

After Success Abroad, a Polish Scientist Returns Home, by Chelsea Wald, 28 August 2008.