Sentence examples for practiced scientists from inspiring English sources

All parts of Darwin's description of evolution by natural selection are here, and the simplicity and elegance of how the pieces of the puzzle fit together continue to awe even practiced scientists.

We are now hiring top practicing scientists and engineers to serve as program directors.

Our peer coaches are practicing scientists and engineers first and foremost.

The real tragedy is that since the death of Carl Sagan there have been few practicing scientists who can, through both expertise and media savvy, engage the public.

First, they think most philosophers and practicing scientists would reject "reductionism" as Nagel formulates it, and thus see this line of attack as "quixotic".

A few were near equals of the scientists they served and, in a different time or place, might have become practicing scientists had they not been barred from a scientific career by their class, education, gender or ethnicity.

Yet a third, involving both graduate students and practicing scientists, showed that research was rated as significantly higher in quality if it agreed with the rater's prior beliefs.

Accurate thermophysical properties of supercritical fluid mixtures are important to today's practicing scientists and engineers as they endeavor to correctly capture the unique attributes of these high pressure fluids in chemical processes and energy systems.

What I find most depressing and pernicious today is the philistinism of so many practicing scientists when it comes to philosophical questions — but that is a story for another occasion.

This tactic was pursued with considerable thoroughness by the Austrian-born British philosopher Karl Popper (1902 92), whose views about scientific reasoning probably had more influence on practicing scientists than those of any other philosopher.

Recent issues have discussed such topics as "Quantum Chemical Reactions in the Deep Cold," and "Reconstructing Bird Phylogeny by Comparing DNA's". As always, the articles are written by practicing scientists, including 80 who have won Nobel Prizes.