Sentence examples for scientifically curious from inspiring English sources
Scientifically curious, or politically apologetic?
The structural and, especially, the physiological adaptations for life at such extremes are relatively poorly known and provide the scientifically curious with great incentive for study.
"This book is a great example of the Holmesian nature of medicine, and would inspire and enlighten any scientifically curious mind as to the idiosyncratic nature of neuropathology and its many manifestations".
According to Neufeld, his middle son, Wernher, inherited from Magnus an "ability to land on his feet through multiple changes of fortune"; it was from his scientifically curious mother that the boy is thought to have acquired the gusto with which he used the telescope he received the year he turned thirteen.
Stitching the whole thing together are passages recounting the author's globe-trotting adventures: accepting the key to the city from the mayor of Padua, chatting up a scientifically curious actor on a flight to Los Angeles, attending the Barcelona premiere of an opera about physics for which she had written the libretto.
Speaking at a recent conference in Houston Aubrey McClendon, chief executive of Chesapeake Energy said, "We consider a frack successful if we can move fluid 300 feet, so the concern is scientifically curious". "You can't say there's zero risk," Jeff Ventura, president of Range Resources told me.
And what attracted me personally to this is of course I'm always curious, scientifically-curious and this is new technology and we are pioneers.
So I was curious about an app that launched in 2015, which is aimed to show, scientifically, just how safe air travel really is.
It's scientifically indefensible".
Or scientifically advantaged?
