Sentence examples for scientific intellect from inspiring English sources

As a nuclear power, the self-asserted masters of Shia theological enlightenment would be able to present themselves as similar masters of scientific intellect.

Perpetual motion is one of the classic impossibilities of science; the machine was, in effect, a conjuring trick designed to confuse the scientific intellect.

"Newton was the pre-eminent scientific intellect of the last millennium, and his style of thinking is fascinating," Sir Martin Rees, an astrophysicist at Cambridge, said in an interview.

A neurologist by training, Dr. Brenner applied to psychoanalysis a ruthless scientific intellect that helped clarify Freud's canon for working therapists and students and eventually led him to formulate a theory of motivation that has had a profound effect on analytic treatment.

Chest began publishing poems regularly in 2008, with the idea that poetry is "a tool physicians may use to express or visit that whole vastness beyond their scientific intellect," as the journal's poetry editor, a Boston pulmonologist named Michael Zack, wrote in an editorial at the time.

The "highest" virtues, those belonging to the scientific or philosophical intellect, belong to theoretical reason.

As chair, she brought immense intellect, scientific rigour, and the confidence to speak out passionately for patients, especially those who were unsuccessful".

As a man of both vastly superior scientific and cultural intellect, it was apparent that Dr. Djerassi wouldn't suffer fools or time-wasters -- me or anyone else.

It should be noted that for Aristotle "soul" and "intellect" are scientific terms.

Publishers Weekly calls the book a "slightly offbeat firsthand account of scientific determination and stubborn intellect" that "delivers a fascinating journey of discovery peppered with humor".

But there is more to it than intellect and scientific skill.