Sentence examples for population of scientists from inspiring English sources

WeSpace has been developed for a population of scientists who frequently meet in small groups for data exploration and visualization.

They argue that solving the child care-conference conundrum will help primary caretakers, foster scientific advancements and innovation by allowing a population of scientists to remain engaged, and benefit the conferences themselves and businesses associated with them.

Antarctica, by contrast, is home to a small population of scientists, who need to keep track of time especially during the non-stop daylight of summer and through winter's endless night.

Swanson: Through science@scale, we've created Monsanto's first-ever "analytics as a service" ecosystem to enhance the productivity of our growing population of scientists.

If the population of scientists is equal, for example, then the European Union member has access to twice as many job opportunities as his or her U.S. counterpart.

Such a transition would require a new population of scientists, technicians, consultants, salespersons, and many others able to understand and work with both the new nanomaterials and the applications areas.

Newton's business partner, Mark Hatch, is finding good turf with the help of data from Richard Florida's 2002 book The Rise of the Creative Class, which chronicles cities with large populations of scientists, engineers, artists and creative professionals.

One presenter wondered how to convince certain populations of scientists of the obvious: that the ways they set up their experiments shape the results (Priscilla Wald).

Finally, the ability of the other professions to absorb an ever-increasing population of Ph.D. scientists is open to doubt.

Of course, m2 might constitute such a poor option that, for a population of N scientists, it would not be in my interest to join the m2 pool, even if I were to be the only person in it.

NY-ÅLESUND, NORWAY Here at the end of the world, a brass band is assembled with the tight-knit population of 175 scientists and support staff to serenade Christiane Hübner as she departs after 2 years as station leader for the Norwegian Polar Institute's field station in this research town.