Sentence examples for scientific brilliance from inspiring English sources

To confront this challenge we need more than scientific brilliance.

No amount of scientific brilliance can excuse this behaviour.

This bureaucratic culture in turn reshaped scientific careers by making it possible to succeed through administrative skill, fund-raising ability, and managerial talent, as well as scientific brilliance.

Until she reached her mid-90s, she graced this campus with her presence, her scientific brilliance, and her lively interactions with faculty colleagues and students.

Wall Street reacted mostly positively to the news of his becoming CEO, however, because he has displayed signs that, while he may be a nerd, he also understands that scientific brilliance means something only when accompanied by business brilliance too.

At face value, the innovation hub first conceived of five years ago, appears a promising, even urgent, idea in a country so rich in scientific brilliance but so poor at bringing it to market.

Roughly 100 years after the publication of Origin, two complete, unexpected and once-unimaginable scientific revolutions independently reinforced the brilliance of Darwin's insights.

Their results endorse the hunch set forth with brilliance, but little scientific rigour, by Ernest Becker in his masterpiece The Denial of Death.

Certain scientific fields require a special type of brilliance, according to conventional wisdom.

Linnaeus and later taxonomists were bewitched by the same and alighted on Phoenicurus phoenicurus for the bird's scientific name, meaning red-tail red-tail, as if its mobile brilliance summoned both observation and appreciation.

If the scientific consensus holds, and we aggressively marshal our financial resources and technological brilliance to confront the challenge, we will be able to, for a relatively small investment, head off potential disaster and make for a better world.