Sentence examples for scientists aimed at from inspiring English sources
Among the institution's venerated programs are its annual Christmas Lectures, a series of talks by eminent scientists aimed at young people.
The National Academy of Sciences and Dr. Steinbruner at Maryland, working separately under grants from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, are beginning studies aimed at designing rules for the scientists aimed at deterring bioterrorism.
It's the third and latest report in a series by MIT scientists aimed at analyzing the competitiveness of energy sources under carbon dioxide emissions constraints.
For a book on laughter by a scientist aimed at a general audience, see Provine 2000.
You are meant to be disturbed by this, since the Belgian-born Mr. Höller, trained as a scientist, aims at creating a fun-house experience affecting the viewer's sensory perception.
As a result, it is not wise for a scientist aiming at tenure or promotion to publish outside the basic research forums.
The Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS) revealed the signature of a black hole when HST scientists aimed it at the center of M84, a galaxy 50 million light-years away.
And yet, scientists aiming telescopes at distant planets have discovered over and over again that clouds on those planets get in the way, preventing us from picking up the signals of these distant chemicals.
The rocket carried a small telescope and an ultraviolet spectrograph that planetary scientist Alan Stern aimed at the comet for just 5 minutes.
The product — which, btw, is named after Hullabalu character Locke Lightwell, a fox who is a self-proclaimed "gadget scientist" — is aimed at media companies and creative agencies looking for an easier way to build and release apps.
Scientists aiming their gene sequencers at commercial seafood are discovering rampant labeling fraud in supermarket coolers and restaurant tables: cheap fish is often substituted for expensive fillets, and overfished species are passed off as fish whose numbers are plentiful.
