Sentence examples for scientists articulate from inspiring English sources

"He helped many distinguished computer scientists articulate their concerns," said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington and a longtime colleague of Mr. Chapman's.

They'll discover that scientists are articulate and passionate about what we do.

Economic downturns make spending tax money harder to justify, so scientists must articulate the potential value of their work if they want funds to continue.

Taking as a starting point the first scientific studies of wild elephants that were conducted in the 1960s, Mr Meredith draws elegantly from ancient historical texts, accounts of 19th-century ivory traders and the work of a new breed of scientists who are articulate lobbyists against the ivory trade as well as ecologists and animal behaviourists.

Communicating Science: Wanted, Articulate Scientists.

Wanted: Articulate Scientists, by Lily Whiteman, 10 November 2000.

Appealing to eager audiences, an enlarged cadre of visible, articulate scientists could go a long way toward spreading user-friendly science.

- MD, infectious disease/cell biology, academic medical center "Scientists are not articulate when communicating with the lay public or with clinicians".

Among them a small number of prominent and articulate scientists promote this view very vigorously in the media with the explicit aim of liberating the world from alternative explanations such as those provided by religion.

The goateed computer scientist was always articulate and at ease in front of a camera or a microphone.

Curiously enough it features a public debate between the two cultures, in which a tortured, charisma-challenged Nobel-­winning novelist fares badly against a glibly articulate scientist arguing the case for genetic engineering.