Sentence examples for practicing scientist from inspiring English sources

Not a science-fiction buff, Ignacio belongs to the group of practicing scientist who find more wonderment in what exists than in what someone can write onto a page.

Abandoning the occult folderol of the conventional Gothic novel, she made her protagonist a practicing "scientist"—though the term scientist was not actually coined until 1834 and gave him an interest in galvanic electricity and vivisection, two of the advanced technologies of the early 1800s.

Peirce, the practicing scientist, knew better.

Bacon's method has been criticized as impractical and too inflexible for any living, practicing scientist.

The problem is, somehow I'm a practicing scientist who is a recipient, a proponent, and a practitioner of science education yet I have no idea how science should be taught.

In the 3 decades that I have been a practicing scientist, the number of minorities in the life sciences has not grown to a satisfactory level--minorities make up less than 5% of life science Ph.D.s.

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.