Sentence examples for scientific acquaintance from inspiring English sources

My scientific acquaintance with him kindled my interest in the organic chemistry of soil and his competence, experience and serious scientific approach introduced me to the practical chemical techniques for use in investigations of the "mysterious" humic substances.

This is the ocean, which we have thorough scientific acquaintance with.

Goldman got his first writing gig when an acquaintance who wrote articles -- frequently scientific ones -- for Young Company Finance--needed someone to take it over.

Yet old fogey that I'm becoming, I do believe that people who write SF should have a nodding acquaintance with science principles and the scientific mindset.

But it seemed on first acquaintance to be more algorithmic, testable, and scientific than its competitors.

It seems to me more than ever in a democratic society based on scientific principles, people should be required to have at least a passing acquaintance with the system of thought that led to that society.

By comparison, scientific knowledge is regarded as a poor substitute, lacking the intimacy of intuitive acquaintance.

We present our vision on the history of multiprocessor architectures for image processing seen under the light of Darwin's Theory of Evolution, remembering our fruitful and entertaining scientific meetings with Professor Azriel Rosenfeld along the nearly 30 years of our acquaintance.

It was for the sake of logic that Peirce so diversified his scientific researches, for he considered that the logician should ideally possess an insider's acquaintance with the methods and reasonings of all the sciences.

In 1840, he made acquaintance with Viennese mathematician L.K. Schulz von Strasznicky (1803-1852) who suggested him to apply his powers to scientific purposes.

"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.