Sentence examples for scientists held from inspiring English sources

In the same year, a congress of Italian scientists held its first annual meeting in Pisa.

At the regular meetings the TIGR scientists held with the F.B.I., they received very little information or feedback.

In 1968, when "Political Order" was published, most political scientists held that the key to democracy was modernization.

In the same vein, Colin Price and Mustafa Asfur, of Tel Aviv University, recently presented a paper to a conference of lightning scientists held in Versailles, near Paris.

So, many scientists held out hope that a vaccine that stimulated a strong T-cell response against H.I.V. in advance would help people stave off an infection.

In 1957-58, scientists held the International Geophysical Year, the first serious effort to carry out a concerted programme of research on the continent.

Independent scientists hold a range of opinions.

Nor do American scientists hold a monopoly on good ideas.

Scientists hold international conferences on fuzzy math and publish in journals of fuzzy math.

Today very few scientists hold low opinions of Darwin, either as a person or as a scientist.

One of the distinctive strengths of science is peer review; the process by which scientists hold each other to account.