Sentence examples for scientific legacies from inspiring English sources

The life of Watson, like that of Darwin, makes for absorbing reading, but ultimately their scientific legacies far outweigh their biographies.

Abbot's most important scientific legacies are the establishment of the modern value of the solar constant previous estimates of which had ranged widely at 1.93 calories per square centimetre per minute on a theoretical surface outside the atmosphere and his emphasis on the question of its variation.

The totality of Bridges's work surely constitutes one of the most significant scientific legacies of the 20th century.

But its scientific legacy is less clear.

Her scientific legacy includes her significant discovery of the cognitive capability of the human cerebellum.

"These are projects which we hope will be the scientific legacy of the instrument," said Garrington.

There is currently a spate of books scrutinizing Mendel's scientific legacy.

But the essence of his scientific legacy was his passion for doing things in a meticulous way.

Bohr left behind an unsurpassed scientific legacy, as well as an institute that remains one of the leading centres for theoretical physics in the world.

As a unique piece of anthology, this article provides a remarkably clear exposition of psychoanalytic theory interlaced with Freud's reflections upon his own scientific legacy.

Others will and have written about the scientific legacy of this grandstanding space programme, but I just wanted to make something beautiful.