Sentence examples for scientist to scientist from inspiring English sources

The collaborations vary from artist to artist and scientist to scientist.

It seems reasonable to me that if people could communicate even at the level of scientist to scientist, more freely, more articulately, it might spark more things.

While counts vary slightly from scientist to scientist, there are estimated to be no more than 11 phyla in all terrestrial habitats combined, only one of which, the onychopora, an obscure group of tropical wormlike creatures, is restricted to land.

That was a period in which we nevertheless despite all of our problems had structured dialogues at all levels of government plus scientist to scientist collaboration in the nuclear realm.

"That was not corporate pressure; that was scientist to scientist, talking about logical interpretations of the data," he says.

After rising to run Los Alamos, he pioneered scientist-to-scientist contacts among the weapons labs of the major nuclear powers after the Cold War's end.

Washington is sponsoring scientist-to-scientist exchanges, joint research projects, and programs to convert to civilian use laboratories and institutes once associated with the Soviet germ program.

He said that scientist-to-scientist engagement between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War was critical to breaking down barriers, and such cooperation with Iran could have similar benefits.

AcaWiki: This service is geared more at scientist-to-scientist communication, especially for graduate students, to summarize less-popular academic papers that would otherwise remain untouched.

The basis of academic relationships for us is the scientist-to-scientist collaboration.

The success of this endeavour relies in part on the creation of more opportunities for scientist-to-scientist interactions and strengthening institutional capacity.