Sentence examples for scientific excitement from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time the Pyrenean ibex, or bucardo, has stirred scientific excitement.

McCalman's tone shifts from the boy's own adventure, scientific excitement and scamming of early encounters, to dizzying disaster-epic suspense.

Few companies have stirred such headline-making scientific excitement as has Geron, which started life with the intriguing mission of fighting aging.

Ever since the dawn of the Apollo program, NASA has done an admirable job of promoting the scientific excitement of space flight.

I.B.M. executives cautioned that while the breakthrough is cause for scientific excitement, it would not immediately translate into the next generation of disk drives.

In effect, then, by staking out fundamental physics and the life sciences, Mr Milner is emulating Nobel in recognising where scientific excitement resides nowadays: in the creation stories of high theory and in the biological backbone of future medical progress.

Yet even without these mainstays of scientific rigour, excitement has swept through the community and into the world beyond.

His discovery of so-called Röntgen rays was met with worldwide scientific and popular excitement, and, along with the discoveries of radioactivity (1896) and the electron (1897), it ushered in the study of the atomic world and the era of modern physics.

The scientific community's excitement about metagenomics is reflected in the myriad agencies and private foundations investing in it.

However, many participants were interested in seeing "boots on the ground," as they believed this would propel scientific advancement, increase excitement about space exploration, and make humans a "two-planet species".

Expressions of excitement toward scientific inquiry: This category finds moments of genuine excitement for the process of scientific inquiry.