Sentence examples for practising scientist from inspiring English sources

Roberts is that precious pearl: a practising scientist who not only knows his field inside out, but also understands how to write compelling, persuasive non-fiction.

Whether you are a practising scientist, a patient benefiting from medical research, passionate about the environment, or have another reason entirely that you think science is vital, get involved!

I am neither a practising scientist nor a publisher of scientific journals, but as a book and web publisher who works on a regular basis to document widely available 'infrastructure' software (both free and commercial), I am daily confronted with decisions akin to those reflected in the debate now being carried in these pages.

No attempt to apply the full logical reductionist framework in the tradition of the Vienna Circle was attempted, nor is it probable that any practising scientist would have the time or inclination to try.

The leaders of March for Science stress that it is an inclusive movement – organising and participating in marches isn't restricted to practising scientists.

The most influential philosopher of science in 1962 was Karl Popper, described by Hacking as "the most widely read, and to some extent believed, by practising scientists".

Science is not the exclusive domain of practising scientists, but anyone who undertakes it must dedicate their patience and resources to an unpredictable outcome.

In the internet era, citizens – not just practising scientists – want to develop new ways of using information: mashups, linked data, apps, new displays and more.

Key features include a collaborative presentation team consisting of an EAP practitioner and practising scientists who are experienced referees, and methodology based on research findings from genre analysis and EAP.

The title of the code - Rigour, Respect and Responsibility - provides a simple summary of the values that each of us espouses as practising scientists; it should also demonstrate to the public that scientists take ethical issues seriously.

On the whole I think you should leave decisions about what to fund to the practising scientists rather than to civil servants or even senior figures like me who are getting rather past it".