Sentence examples for scientists of this from inspiring English sources

Scientists of this type have always been dangerous internationalists.

The entrepreneurs, engineers and scientists of this country would be called upon to unleash the creative genius of American ingenuity to develop new products and technologies that we can distribute throughout the world.

(Incidentally, the early Greek scientists of this period called it cancer because they thought clusters of tumours looked like crab legs. If this seems a slightly odd simile, bear in mind Greek medics were not familiar with dissection and so could only observe protruding tumours).

From the end of the 18th century until World War I, most of the Carpathians were within the boundaries of Austria-Hungary, and throughout this period the Carpathians were readily accessible to all scientists of this multinational empire; the work of Polish scientists, together with that of Germans and Hungarians, is considered most noteworthy.

From how they've healed one another using local herbs to how they've built dams and irrigation channels, "we have been the first original scientists of this country in our own way," Elliott proudly says.

This kind of view attributes to scientists a kind of error theory about many of their uses of the term 'random', but as yet the philosophical evidence adduced to convict scientists of this pervasive error is not compelling.

In this, scientists of the Baroque era engaged in an age of 'scientific sublimation' or a search for the sublime through scientific investigation (Tomasi 2005).

So I have to come down more on the side of scientists on this one than the politicians".

"Never has a scientist of this stature boycotted Israel," Yigal Palmor, of Israel's Foreign Ministry, declared.

"Never has a scientist of this stature boycotted Israel," said Yigal Palmor, the spokesman for Israel's Foreign Ministry.

It was named the Cromwell Current after the Chief Scientist of this oceanographic expedition T. Cromwell (Montgomery 1962).