Sentence examples for scientist friends from inspiring English sources

Scientist friends from MIT lent their expertise, at arm's length.

Dr. Postol's scientist friends insist that he is one of the country's most learned ballistic missile experts and credit his research group at M.I.T. with groundbreaking analysis.

Meanwhile, Sutyagin's lawyer, Anna Stavitskaya, told Interfax that his "scientist friends called [from the UK] and said they were ready to put him up.

Mr. Ellis alerted his scientist friends at the National Marine Fisheries Service in Narragansett to the discovery and flipped the four-foot baby on its back to expose its belly.

My scientist friends always tell me not to despair too completely over war and disease and climate change and dwindling water supplies, because human innovation has saved us so far and it likely always will, in some capacity.

As there is nothing from the first, where does the dust itself collect?" In an interview in the American Academy's dining room, Mr. Xu said: "My scientist friends say dust is one of the most stable of materials.

What are gravitational waves, I ask my scientist friend Adam Rutherford.

His only companions are a dozen or so humanoids, the Crakers — gentle, naked, beautiful creations of Jimmy's old, half-mad scientist friend Crake.

Back to the Future tells the story of Marty McFly who gets sent back in a time machine DeLorean from 1985 to 1955 by his mad scientist friend Doc Emmett Brown.

The raw material used in news coverage of important discoveries is often rather skimpy: a press release from some university, a telephone message from a scientist friend or a brief paper in a professional journal.

When he applied for a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the effects of alcohol on baboons, a scientist friend who was part of the evaluation team praised Dr. Lieber's past work but told him that he would reject his grant because the project would not be productive.