Scientist in sentence

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For good reason, the refrigeration industry wanted a safe alternative, and they found that in 1928, when a scientist named Thomas Midgley synthesized the first commercially viable CFCs.

And in fact, as a scientist, I can tell you there is no way you could get away with that kind of antic today.

He was a brilliant scientist at the frontiers of mathematics, even as a teenager.

It's easy to dismiss this as the perhaps well-intentioned but ultimately benighted musings of an eighteenth century scientist working in the pre-Darwinian era.

Some people say that I should study to become a climate scientist so that I can "solve the climate crisis."

And if you buy all of this, and you think life is about computation, as I do, then you look at big questions through the eyes of a computer scientist.

Turns out I think he's actually a computer scientist.

In the midst of revolution in the streets and rock and roll concerts in the parks, a group of researchers led by people like John McCarthy, a computer scientist at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab, and Doug Engelbart, a computer scientist at SRI, changed the world.

You know, the famous scientist, E. O. Wilson said that if every person on this planet attains the standard of living of the average European or American, we need three new planets.

The best definition of innateness I've seen, which clarifies so many things for me, is from the brain scientist Gary Marcus.

But words can hardly convey my excitement when I was chosen as an early career scientist by Lee Berger, a world-renowned paleoanthropologist, to be one of the primary analysts of recently excavated unpublished fossils.

Here are a few quotes indicating that: "Man has no nature," from the historian Jose Ortega y Gasset; "Man has no instincts," from the anthropologist Ashley Montagu; "The human brain is capable of a full range of behaviors and predisposed to none," from the late scientist Stephen Jay Gould.

She is a political scientist completely passionate about the Colombian armed conflict.

There is now a chance for all of you to turn your passion for birds into contributing to their continued survival, and you can do that by becoming a citizen scientist.

And as a scientist and a father, I've become deeply concerned about what we're leaving behind for our kids, and now my five grandkids.

As a woman of faith and also a scientist, you know, faith and science seem to be at loggerheads.

I mean, if you're a scientist, you tend to really look at the perfection of the human body, the way it functions.

I'm a planetary scientist, and my favorite thing to do is smash planets together.

A young scientist in my group suggested that we try changing the spin of the giant impact.

Many years ago I was working on Hubble Space Telescope, and a scientist I worked with came to me with some data, and he said, "I think there may be a picture of a planet orbiting another star in this data."

And I had to tell this other scientist, "The data's too messy.

As a sleep scientist, this is the question that has captivated me for the past 10 years.

And this is very typical of my life as a scientist.

Now, I am not a scientist.

Isn't it a little convenient that in the midst of the World War, out of nowhere, suddenly an Italian scientist showed up with an amazing new technology that would transform everything in the world and darken the history of the human species forever after?

But as any intervention scientist doing this work would tell you, this work is challenging.

Now, as a cognitive scientist I know that this is because I was using a lot of something called executive function.

You see, when you’re a scientist, you’re always selling ideas.

As an academic scientist in the US, I'm not used to being interrupted by applause.

While I'm an artist, I'm also a scientist, and I direct a laboratory that researches nanotechnology, which is the science of building things with ultratiny building blocks, thousands of times smaller even than the width of a human hair.

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