Sentence examples for reflections of scientists from inspiring English sources
The talking-head reflections of scientists, artists and other dust mavens are often thought-provoking, but they also tend toward a dry, Germanic didacticism.
She wrote and co-edited a range of popular science books, covering topics from global warming and Gaia to the biological significance of sex and the joys of microbiology, as well as reflections on scientists and the doing of science.
They overwhelmingly included lab coats; bubbling beakers; elderly Caucasian maleness; and for some reason, rampant and flagrant mustaches, though those may have been as much a reflection of scientist archetypes as of 1983 itself.
This article brings together some reflections of a scientist on the theoretical possibility and some practical and methodological uses of science in the field of psychoanalysis.
The results could merely be a reflection of how scientists see the world, rather than of partisan loyalties.
Jon Krosnick, professor in humanities and social sciences at Stanford university and an expert on public opinion on climate change, said: "I assume that sceptics would say that there is bias in the editorial process so that the papers ultimately published are not an accurate reflection of the opinions of scientists".
The criteria were used to produce this feedback included: (1) the student not only listed the concepts learned, still confusing, and interesting; but also included the reasons why certain concepts were learned differently relative to others, and (2) the student used this reflection to think about the kind of scientists they want to be in the future.
Historians of science have known at least since the charming reflections of French mathematician Jacques Hadamard that many scientists report a "suddenness and spontaneousness" with which they arrive at a long-sought solution.
The stories of scientists create new scientists.
What shortage of scientists?
