Sentence examples for science classmate from inspiring English sources

The first machine that was able to do sophisticated pattern recognition was the Perceptron, designed by Minsky's former Bronx Science classmate Frank Rosenblatt.

She's 43 now, yet there's no missing the flush of adolescent pique undermining her veneer of grown-up makeup as she thinks back to grade school and the earth science classmate who cheated her way to good test marks whenever the teacher's back was turned.

The startup was co-founded by Jenny Chen and Marcela Miyazawa, former Stanford computer science classmates, as well as friends.

And, I mean, I just look at, you know, when I was at school, and I remember the average salary that an engineer, one of my computer science classmates got.

Biological science students also appear to be more worried about money than the rest of their science classmates, as indicated by their responses to questions about whether they are "confident about my financial situation" and "concerned about money lately"—although they still scored better than their nonscientist counterparts on both of these questions.  .

Her equally well-dressed political science department classmate, 20-year-old Sianni Cabello, is also keenly aware that older Americans don't put too much faith in people their age.

Mr. Kaplan, who graduated from City College in 1939 with a degree in science, tutored classmates in a variety of subjects and continued doing so out of his basement after graduation.

If you're good at math or science but a classmate isn't offer to coach him or her.

Encourage them to enjoy science along with their classmates through playing science games and learn a scientific concept altogether.

Dr. Glashow and Dr. Weinberg were classmates at Bronx Science and went on to win the Nobel Prize together.

But with her hand on the wheel, Jennifer felt as if she were the captain, responsible for the ship and everyone on it — the crew, her ninth-grade classmates and their science teachers, Roy Arrezo and Ann Fraioli.