Sentence examples for realistic scientists from inspiring English sources

Instead, in the Web site's words, it "depicts realistic scientists as central characters and portrays fairly realistic scientific practice or concepts, typically taking place in a realistic — as opposed to speculative or future — world".

We think that this bulk-load scenario is actually quite realistic, as scientists often want to compress/decompress sets of genomes prior/after analysis.

The more realistic hope, many scientists and economists say, is for the government to spend its existing money more effectively.

Many people now working in bioethics have backgrounds in law or philosophy and lack the deep understanding and "realistic approach" that scientists bring to the issues.

We will describe the future computer-supported discovery environments that may result, and illustrate by means of a realistic scenario how scientists come to new discoveries in these environments.

Scott also enjoyed the film's realistic depiction of scientists at work, saying that Carruth had an "impressive feel for the odd, quiet rhythms of small-scale research and development".

Thus, the collaboration between them was realistic of how scientists in a research lab would collaborate.

Great lengths were undertaken to ensure this exercise was realistic, with a scientist "acting the volcano" and providing monitoring data injects, and the eventual outcome (including vent location in this monogenetic field) being kept secret from all participants.

But are the scientists being realistic about people without the mathematical, scientific and engineering skills, that are highly valued and compensated in today's economy?

Many institutions have become more realistic in realizing that scientists now go on to pursue a variety of different careers.

"I always wanted to be a scientist, but I didn't have a realistic idea of what a scientist was," Franco says.