Sentence examples for scientific ingenuity from inspiring English sources
For now, it seems that the best reason for disbelieving the prophets of doom is that man's scientific ingenuity has always found solutions in the past.
A similar combination of scientific ingenuity, entrepreneurial verve and seductive colors is the subtext to a new book, "The Color Revolution," by the cultural historian Regina Lee Blaszczyk.
The region's scientific ingenuity, which gave the world the technology for landing on the moon and the double-helix paradigm for understanding the human genome, reached its peak in 1998, if successful patent filings are the barometer.
Tashlin, a pop visionary, puts unhinged pop visions at the core of modern life, presenting Lewis's nocturnal ravings as instinctive scientific ingenuity that gets the attention of the F.B.I. and Soviet spies.
Osborne said: "While as a country we have a proud record in scientific ingenuity, too often it has been other countries that have enjoyed the economic opportunity from it.
If we're looking for reasons why we're still so far from equality in who bears the burden of birth control, let's not place lack of scientific ingenuity at the top of the list.
By nearly any standard, Bell Laboratories, based in Murray Hill, N.J., is a pillar of scientific and technical ingenuity.
Using scientific and technological ingenuity in this effort, they have also brought about a great imbalance in the collective consciousness of humankind.
In the next century we will see a serious test of whether or not mankind has lost its ability to foresee and forestall the side effects of scientific and technological ingenuity.
Mr. Basmajian's technical ingenuity and scientific discipline contributed substantially to the growth of Estee Lauder and its related brands, to their present position of market prominence.
The researchers attribute their success in this scientific sleuthing to perseverance, ingenuity and a nearly complete lack of knowledge of what they should have expected from a Phytophthora pathogen.
