Sentence examples for understood by scientists from inspiring English sources

High-temperature superconductors, which work by a different mechanism still not understood by scientists, have transition temperatures as warm as minus-164 degrees.

But the risks of radiation releases during and after wildfires at contaminated nuclear sites are still not very well understood by scientists, let alone the public.

This process, admittedly not entirely understood by scientists, makes the receiving laser's output match the message-plus-chaos of the sending laser.

In a video made by Eco Audit reader and journalist Fraser Johnston, Dr Guy Williams, a sea ice scientist at the Tasmanian Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (Imas), says that even though it had fooled climate models the increasing sea ice was well understood by scientists.

Like so many things, from debt cancellation to climate change, the reality of the situation is easily understood by scientists, academics, philosophers from the left and right, activists from within and without the establishment; and the only people who staunchly resist it are the self-styled political "realists".

The neuroscience of mindfulness involves, in part, strengthening a part of mental capacity known as "working memory" — a short-term, moment-to-moment catalog of tasks understood by scientists to effectively hold only a few pieces of information at one time.

A century ago, in 1905, Einstein proved that time, as it had been understood by scientist and layman alike, was a fiction.

Two of them are shown in Figure 4. LeView software uses the Java compile once and run everywhere paradigm and can produce high-quality and clear diagrams which are useful and easily understood by scientist without an expert knowledge of structural biology or chemistry.

Modeling and parameter identification are vast subjects, offering a realm of approaches and methods, which can be difficult to fully understand by scientists and engineers dedicated to the plant operation and improvements.

This is yet another fact understood by climate scientists 50 years ago that some contrarians, including a few favorite contrarian climate scientists like Roy Spencer and Judith Curry, continue to cast doubt upon to this day.

Scientists are most comfortable talking about their research using specialized jargon easily understood by other scientists.