Sentence examples for scientific breed from inspiring English sources

There are the even paler Indogene, the colder, more scientific breed represented by the enjoyably brusque Doctor Yewll.

Athletes by nature are a more scientific breed, staking their careers on mysteries that can be solved with mechanics and muscle.

There's actually a lot of scientific literature on breed characteristics, intelligence and temperament.

All Dognition results also go into a vast database analyzed by Hare, who says his ultimate goal is to determine scientific differences among breeds or even regional differences among dogs.

"They are often insensitive to behaviors that usually stop aggression," one scientific review of the breed states.

In the 1920s, '30s and '40s, Erector Sets and chemistry sets with real glassware, chemicals and spirit lamps were "meant to breed a scientific culture in America," said Art Molella, a science historian who directs the Smithsonian's Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation.

… We're looking at creating a whole new suite and breed of scientific equipment to explore and open up the deep ocean and humans and robots working together.

Gradient belongs to a breed of scientific consulting firms that defends the products of its corporate clients beyond credulity, even exhaustively studied substances whose dangers are not in doubt, such as asbestos, lead and arsenic.

However, the scientific origin of the breed remains obscure.

The samples were recruited through breed clubs, scientific collaborators, veterinarians, and advertisement in various dog fancier forums.

A lack of engagement of the scientific community has also bred frustration.