Sentence examples for talented science from inspiring English sources

Williams (and his co-author, Fen Montaigne, a superb freelance journalist) and Victoria Bruce, a highly talented science writer with a master's degree in geology, offer readers of both books riveting explanations of what makes volcanoes tick.

(In an October letter to the National Academies, Obama said he'd install an "exceptionally talented" science adviser at the level of assistant to the President. That's a higher status and presumably more influence than the current science adviser has).

Gcobani quit gang life and has emerged as a talented science student seeking admission to the country's finest universities.

Wang, a beautiful and talented science graduate of the Catholic Fujen University in Beijing, came from a large and well-to-do family.

Campbell is the latest in a line of talented science fiction and fantasy writers emerging from Scotland in recent years; if he carries on writing at this level he's bound to become one of serious fantasy's leading names.

If there were easily identifiable multibillion-dollar profits to be made by producing talented science, math and English prodigies from poor and largely black and brown neighborhoods, the John Caliparis of the world would be popping up in classrooms across America with innovative ways to get students to produce.

Our competition kicks off today to find talented new science writers.

In July this year, it announced an unprecedented incentive of about US$285 million to financially support talented undergraduate science scholars throughout their doctorates.

For example, Etzioni says, it would take a talented computer science graduate student weeks of extensive reading to gain an overview of techniques used in the last 5 years to perform dependent parsing (a task in natural language processing), the data sets produced, and the accuracy rates.

As a STEM mentor, both in conjunction with The Huffington Post and in "real life" throughout my own life's journeys, I constantly encounter young women who are interested in the STEM field and are usually wildly talented in science, technology, engineering or math but they lack some very important necessities on the road to success: support, hope and faith.

Of course, there are plenty of talented international science-fiction authors working in their own milieus, too.