Sentence examples for theoretical scientists from inspiring English sources

What we see is a young man (Wiley Wiggins) walking around Austin (and, briefly, San Antonio and New York), where he encounters the same kinds of people featured a decade ago in Linklater's initial triumph, "Slacker" — the coffeehouse Kierkegaards, the visionaries, the theoretical scientists, the ecstatic bums who are mad to talk.

But he accepts Mr Bhidé's notion that it is more useful to teach technical skills to managers and factory workers than merely to crank out more theoretical scientists.Most importantly, Mr Christensen agrees with Mr Bhidé that there is no case for protectionism.

Williams encourages young minority scientists--especially mathematicians--to pursue careers in theoretical research, because theoretical scientists tend to stay at the vanguard of their respective fields, unlike applied researchers who may soon find their fields rendered obsolete.

The investigations of hybrid graphene layers on metal surfaces have attracted widespread attention from both experimental and theoretical scientists, but the catalytic properties of well-known Ni (111 -supported graphene are still unclear.

Due to its importance and complexity, it has been studied for many years in the biomedical sciences, and in the last 30 years it also received an increasing amount of interest from theoretical scientists and mathematical modelers.

Turner, argues Ruskin, is not just a shallow observer of surface appearances but an analyst, a theoretical scientist who reveals the inner structures of mountains, the forces at work in the sea - for Ruskin, the greatest scientist of all.

In his new book, "Long for This World," Weiner makes similar use of another brilliant theoretical scientist, the English gerontologist Aubrey de Grey, a tireless proselytizer for radical life extension.

Working in relative isolation, he became the earliest theoretical scientist in the United States to earn an international reputation and was praised by Albert Einstein as "the greatest mind in American history".

Behind it lies no particular theoretical insight — scientists have, in fact, been hard-pressed to come up with a theory to make sense of it — but it is supported by overwhelming empirical evidence, much of it gathered in Greenland.

Findings indicate that rather than applying latest theoretical insights, scientists mainly transfer elements of knowledge that underlie complex problem-solving strategies in basic research.

With no academic positions available, he cast about for another postdoc, and was favorably impressed by the camaraderie and intellectual rigor of Microsoft's Theory group, which consisted of theoretical computer scientists and mathematicians working on research with potential application to future Microsoft products.