Sentence examples for war scientists from inspiring English sources

In a first for Angola, emerging from decades of war, scientists say that they have discovered a dinosaur fossil there of an uncataloged species.

IN THE dark hours of the second world war, scientists of the Manhattan Project worked secretly in the hills of Tennessee.

This inorganic compound was used by Cold War scientists in the UK and the US as a supposedly harmless proxy to simulate the behaviour, in the lower atmosphere and on the ground, of biological warfare substances.

Towards the end of the war, scientists at an institute in Dachau conducted research into how malaria-infected insects could be kept alive for long enough to be released into enemy territory.

After the war, scientists tried writing for newspapers and magazines, attempting to explain the value of their work, but, year by year, the number of scientists writing for a popular audience fell while the number of journalists specializing in science writing rose.

After returning to the United States to test the newly developed B-29, the first intercontinental bomber, he was told in September 1944 of the most closely held secret of the war: scientists were working to harness the power of atomic energy to create a bomb of such destruction that it could end the war.

In 1954, the British government sent Cold War biological warfare scientists to an area of sea near an uninhabited island in the Bahamas  to release clouds of dangerous Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis viruses.

The quote by Dr. Vannevar Bush at the beginning of this paper is taken from a paper in which he invited post-war scientists to use emerging technologies such as photocells, cathode ray tubes, and "arithmetical machines" (very early computers) to make the ever growing scientific record much more natural to synthesize.

David Stern, a founder and director of the Garlic Seed Foundation of New York State, the owner of the Rose Valley Farm, and the featured lecturer at Garlic Day, said, "It was the First World War... Scientists are looking at the selinium content of garlic in connection with the treatment of breast cancer.

But the Syria conflict is the first war that scientists have explicitly linked to climate change.

Despite the chaos of war, Lebanese scientists recently traveled to Vienna to continue their investigations.