Sentence examples for scientists observe from inspiring English sources

Scientists observe that when two atoms of hydrogen conjoin with one of oxygen, the resulting molecule displays a spectacular range of powers, gaining the mightiness of a molecular giant while retaining the speed and convenience of a molecular mite.

The family said it would not provide the sample unless Mr. Reilly's office turns over crime-scene evidence so they could do their own testing or have one of their scientists observe the state's testing.

With epidemiological studies, like those at Columbia, in which scientists observe people as they live, without a control group, the real-life nature of the project can make it difficult to distinguish between correlation and causation.

Scientists observe the world, they develop ideas that may explain what they see and then, critically, they put them to the test in as dispassionate a fashion as possible.

In "The End of Southern Exceptionalism", Byron Shafer and Richard Johnston, two political scientists, observe that southern whites voted Democratic for racial reasons until the 1960s, but thereafter split along class lines.

That region travels along as the waves propagate--and scientists observe the pulse moving at the speed of light.

ONE pair of scientists observed that it resembles a mop hiding beneath a dinner plate.

And for the first time, scientists observed evidence of Lewy bodies.

The Brookhaven scientists observed precisely the frequency with which the muons wobbled, leading to the results presented today.

His last 66 hours awake were spent under the influence of drugs administered by the doctors and scientists observing him.

His 2003 feature, "Kitchen Stories," examined a group of social scientists observing the domestic habits of bachelors in 1950s Sweden.