Sentence examples for scientist driven from inspiring English sources

A lecturer in physics and public policy at Georgetown University, Slakey charts his emotional journey from a childhood devastated by his mother's premature death from cancer to a swaggering adult life as a mountaineer and scientist, driven to excel yet emotionally stunted by the tragedy.

It reveals a man who, at his heart is still a scientist, driven by new ideas, technology and progress.

They were in the bushes when my husband and I and a Kenyan scientist drove by in the morning and then resting in the road as we returned that afternoon.

We also risk losing a generation of young scientists, driven from the field by the severe difficulty of obtaining research grants.

Compared to a decade ago, genomics scientists, driven by technical changes and availability of massive genomics data, are performing a wider plurality of curation roles, including end user, curator, and dual-role user.

There has been no hint that the security violations leading to last month's crackdown were the work of idealistic scientists driven by the notion that information yearns to be free.

There he began a remarkable series of experiments on the nature of biological time-keeping - first establishing that in a variety of organisms, activity and other periodicities of about 24 hours were innate and not, as had been thought by many scientists, driven by some environmental signal.

Start-up biotech firms need entrepreneurial scientists, driven by passion for the project at hand.

Oreskes went on to describe how work like the Manhattan Project, which built the first atom bomb, the Apollo space missions, and plate tectonics research had all been done by federal scientists driven by inherently political goals.

The scientists drove over to take a look.

Scientists drove the biotech process in South Africa and were able to effectively communicate the value of the technology, Groenewald said.