Sentence examples for scientist notes from inspiring English sources

As a fellow scientist notes, "He's putting a lot of pressure on himself, and upon the whole field of nanotechnology.

As Jonathan Bernstein, a political scientist, notes, the "spin" that emerges after a candidate wins or loses a state depends on large part on the whims of party elites, who will interpret news in a more favorable light for candidates whom they hope to see win the nomination.

However, Mike Hirshfield, Oceana's chief scientist, notes that at least one of the draft plans has already concluded that trawling does damage deep-water corals--but that the destruction has little impact on fish populations.

As New Scientist notes, the sea sapphire in the video above seems to disappear when it tilts to an angle of 45 degrees away from the sun.

This is particularly disconcerting, The Scientist notes, considering that global temperature is expected to rise by at least two standard deviations by 2050.

Still, his inner scientist — noting, recording, cataloging — is never far from the surface.

In the early 1970s, an Atomic Energy Commission scientist noted, the Spanish field monitoring team consisted of a lone graduate student.

Budiarto Shambazy, a journalist and political scientist, noted, however, that for the most part the political appointees were not given influential posts.

The dean, a computer scientist, noted that the problem had all the hallmarks of a zero-knowledge proof, a cryptographic concept dating back to the mid-eighties.

More than one scientist noted that the idea of toxic nectar seemed so simple that it was surprising it hadn't been thought of before.

In a blog post about the study, Mr. Busteed and Shane Lopez, a Gallup senior scientist, note that about two million teachers will retire in the next decade, making recruitment vital.