Sentence examples for scientists delivering from inspiring English sources
We were unknowns, "scientists" delivering bad news.
You had Pakistani nuclear scientists delivering lectures at universities in Islamabad, talking about international Islamist ideas and radical philosophies that most people in the West would find rather alarming.
We employ a multipronged approach focused on recruiting exceptional scientists, delivering robust training programs, ensuring advanced infrastructure within the core laboratories, and a collaborative approach to produce cutting edge knowledge.
Richard Leakey, the renowned paleoanthropologist and conservationist who joined a score of scientists delivering their findings at a conference on climate change and human evolution this week, held at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
"This is SRI, their own consulting scientists, delivering a very clear message to industry leaders that climate change poses a potentially significant risk," Muffett said.
To begin, several scientists delivered bad news.
To understand why the spiders developed this belt, the scientists delivered wounds to male redbacks to mimic female cannibalism.
At a gathering for Mr. Needham last month, a couple of dozen leading computer scientists delivered papers in Cambridge as a tribute to their colleague.
Last month, two senior Obolensk scientists delivered two rare anthrax strains to centers in Atlanta and Fort Detrick, Md., as part of an exchange program negotiated this year.
THAT'S a far cry from anything Mr. Klein mentioned over breakfast, but he did cite as a model for the future the NYC iSchool, where Nobel laureates and NASA scientists deliver lectures remotely.
When the International Tire Exhibition and Conference opened here today, more than 2,500 people gathered in small meeting rooms to listen to scientists deliver papers on "Metallic Coagents for Bonding Rubber to Metal and Synthetic Fibers" or "Tire Shearography".
