Sentence examples for singular scientist from inspiring English sources

One of the key thrusts of this concept is that the scientific capabilities of specialised research centres cannot possibly reside within a singular scientist.

To explain that singular success, scientists have focused on behaviors thought to be unique to humans, such as language and art.

Singular: Why hasn't that scientist (a scientist) at NASA found extraterrestrial life?

Arbugaeva is a photographer, revisiting the region where she was born, and Korotki is a scientist, a singular individual in an extraordinary place.

He was awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1857 and was elected a foreign member of the Royal Society in 1868 a singular honour for an amateur scientist at that time.

It did not mention the anthrax accusations and was a singular protest by the four scientists against the F.B.I.'s conclusion.

In the last national presidential election, many of our country's most distinguished scientists felt the singular need to enter the public arena and criticize the Bush administration for systematically choosing politics over science in various public policy settings where the norm had theretofore been scientific objectivity.

A new study reveals how they might have done it: Decomposing humans seem to release a singular chemical cocktail, one that scientists might be able to use to better train cadaver dogs and even develop machines that could do the same job.

While toddlers tuning into this new Nickelodeon series will no doubt adore Mark for his shaggy, mad-scientist appearance and his singular ability to render potato bugs with a marker, their parents will likely appreciate him for other reasons.

Are crime scientists dealing with a singular phenomenon, or are they investigating something that is merely an example of a general set of processes found throughout nature?

For most of history, scientists viewed Earth as a singular entity, its physics and substance unique in the solar system.