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Only those, who are of superstition and do not know the truth, are afraid that scientist would discover the veil of superstition.

For the scientist who has lived by his faith in the power of reason, the story ends like a bad dream.

"You do not need to be a rocket scientist to see that our soap cleans better, " the company says.

The scientist was eccentric, but there was no doubt that he was clever.

the equivalent of a deranged hairy-bellied scientist getting hold of the company's DNA and adding a dangerous dose of Hollywood flakiness.

The scene took place on a bus, and the deep bow was not so much for the lady, or for her husband, but for Denmark's great scientist.

The belief that Coca-Cola works as an after-sex spermicide is nothing but urban legend, a scientist cautions in the British Medical Journal.

He said the Washington State scientist's paper piqued his interest.

That's a bunch of mice that had been poisoned by our scientist friends down in Texas, at Brooks Air Base, with anthrax.

From the word go, I'd failed to make him a successful student, athlete, rocket scientist.

He had to leave the university, to the prejudice of his own future as a scientist.

He was a man of many talents--an architect, an inventor, a scientist, and a collector of books and artifacts of American history.

"Come on, " she says. You do not need to be a rocket scientist to understand this.

Second, she had always aspired to be a naturalist, or maybe a journalist, but the word "scientist" hadn't figured in her dreaming.

Friedman has cultivated an image of a maverick, a renegade scientist brave enough to tell the world what he knows about flying saucers.

WINKS (Windows KWIKSTAT) makes statistical data analysis understandable and easy to perform for the researcher, student, or scientist.

If you were a scientist or an engineer, that idea was very liberating; it enabled you to treat information as a manipulable thing.

That's why scientist is often the kind of projects they work on.

The disappointing result of the experiment did not make the scientist disappointed.

Chris, a scientist, backed up the bold statements he made during the presentation by giving everyone a copy of his research data.

It would be a little more difficult without the net if I were a businessman or a scientist.

Just a few resume highlights for someone considered to be the most influential scientist in history.

The ordinary laws of chemistry permit a scientist to make calculations of their reactions as if the planet were a large flask of matter.

Subjects who thought that commerce can be environmentally damaging were ready to accept the scientist as an expert.

All media inquiries were to be routed instead to a scientist who believed there was no connection between global warming and hurricanes(11).

Listen to the child to grow up to be a scientist, musician, the proud parents face clear writing my child is a scientist, is a musician.

And I thought you, Mr. Scientist, were all up on saving the planet with your technological advancements!

He was the only scientist never convinced that they had it right about their understanding of management and what was wrong.

"Your Grace, " the scientist directed up to her, bowing. "The Regent regrets that he could not be here in person to bestow his gift. "

FBI 1: We don't have time for this scientist to talk to the guy. We went at him for four hours, got nothing.

Indraneil Das, a scientist involved in the discovery, said the frogs had been known for a while, but incorrectly.

China has provided more applause, more honor and, of course, more profit where this scientist is concerned than any other countries.

Emperor Akihito, an avid scientist, said he sometimes wishes he had more time to do research or "to take long walks. "

Thus, for the scientist, these practices are not easy to specify, let alone, quantify, in a model.

The Rocket Scientist Principle: You do not have to be a rocket scientist to understand the CMM.

The next morning, Scientist Spencer decided to put the magnetron tube near an egg.

Climate scientist can estimate how much of the remaining fossil fuels we can safely burn.

It is not unusual for the scientist to stay up to two or three in the morning.

Tonight, scientist Katherine Solomon was feeling unsettled as she drove her white Volvo up to the building's main security gate.

We were winning - the bombs had been disarmed, the mad scientist captured, and it was just a matter of cleaning up and going home.

The research scientist was trying to get the monkey to put some simple puzzles together.

Think of the scientist trying to cure cancer who sacrifices leisure and relationships in favor of time spent in the laboratory.

Her parents thought the girl was joking when she said she wanted to be a scientist, but she was in earnest.

Even as a child he wanted to be a scientist. He said it was a child's science book about stars that helped him decide to be a scientist.

But the research robot scientist James White did not agree this point of view.

The point of view we take is that of a computer scientist.

Her name was now Marie, and she was now an official scientist, studying the properties of magnetism for her doctorate in physics.

An earthquake scientist said the shift illustrated the huge force of the tremor, the biggest so far this year.

Such is the problem nearly every scientist faces when trying to communicate her or his research to the general public.

As a scientist I have grown up to believe this law of nature: the only thing that travels faster than light is a rumour.

A Norwegian scientist, Loof Lirpa, was staying in London, where he was trying to find the secret of how to fly.

A psychological scientist in Germany has found a way that cell phones, and specifically texting, have hacked into our brains.

Though he gained so much honor, he said he was only a scientist humbly.

Vernon said that as he watched the tsunami come ashore, he was unable to divorce the scientist in him from the humanist.

She was always obsessed with the desire to be a great scientist.

If there was an opportunity, John might be a famous scientist already.

If the great scientist were still alive today, he would no doubt expand his definition to include the latest research findings.

Clayton is a crime scene investigator and a forensic scientist -- he has no training in proper interview techniques. Mr.

"We were pretty astonished that this actually worked, " said computational social scientist Johan Bollen of Indiana University-Bloomington.

Only a scientist could understand all that this pursuit meant.

Two vital ingredients seem to be necessary to make a scientist: the curiosity to seek out mysteries and the creativity to solve them.

And now I have to deal with this little voice in my head constantly reminding me that I'm going to be a rock star, not a scientist.

He lied in his teeth when he said he was a scientist.

We stepped off the ship and were met by an Icelandic scientist and the mayor of the town, who spoke to my uncle in Danish.

"Don't you know? You're a damn Betazoid! " cursed the scientist. "I thought you could read minds, like Dr. Milu. "

Before then, the scientist had not seen this kind of metabolite is the chlorophyll metabolism decomposition product.

Over the next decade he rose to become principal scientist and senior strategist for the company.

There has not been a scientist of eminence but was a man of industry.

Richard Feynman was a very complex man. He was a man of many, many parts. He was, of course, foremost a very, very, very great scientist.

At this time, a senior medical scientist-old shouted: "Enough! " then said: "The Miracle of the name, called his father. "

One of its implications was that if, as an idealistic young person, you wanted to change the world, then become a scientist.

At the moment most scientist are not prepared to stick their necks out and attribute a cause to the upward trend in average temperatures.

The 36-year-old scientist says he decided to leave Japan and return to Indonesia after a realization he made while changing diapers.

Scientist is after the fresh development catching up with this territory , What you think to do ?

The Soviet scientist made his experiments with a bad light, on wooden tables, using an old vacuum cleaner instead of a compressor.

This distrust is evident in the cartoon figure of the mad scientist working in his laboratory to produce a Frankenstein.

If I would be a young man again and had to decide how to make my living, I would not try to become a scientist or scholar or teacher.

In the very hedged language of the scientist, it means that conditions have been found that are consistent with the presence of that life.

It was strange enough when cloned cow meat entered the food chain, but now one scientist is trying to grow test tube meat in his laboratory.

It doesnt take a political rocket scientist to see that this isnt a far-fetched scenario, but timing is everything.

Benjamin Franklin combined better than anyone else the qualities of a great scientist and a great rebel.

The scientist said the facilities appeared to be "designed primarily for civilian nuclear power" .

Music and melody seem to have a unique place in memory, Amherst College cognitive scientist Matthew Schulkind suggests.

His mother predicted that he would be a great scientist.

They would be doctor, musician, fireman, scientist, lawyer, professor, maybe even president, or with a real stretch, superhero.

But it could just as easily have been any other business owner, artist or scientist.

The girl is so interested in the physical world that she will no doubt be a great scientist.

But it takes a degree of perception that's not always available to be a scientist and write emotionally and evocatively about science.

Human behavior cannot be examined with the same precision with which a natural scientist can examine laboratory specimen.

It is not unusual for the scientist to go to bed at two or three in the morning.

"Erosion seems to be slower, " said David Kass, a Mars atmospheric scientist with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.

The scientist revealed that the geomagnetic field surrounding the planet was one of the primary influences of the entire biosphere.

Through the wormhole, the scientist can see himself as he was one minute ago.

I started work the next day. I worked very hard and soon Professor Waldman and I realized that I could learn to be a very good scientist.

But a recent study by an MIT planetary scientist suggests that the planetesimals themselves provided the water that created oceans.

She was born into a poor family but made a success of her study and ended up as a scientist.

The child wish to be a great scientist when he grow up.

And the scientist in Boston will be able to call on the expertise of the scientist in Shanghai, and all of it in a matter of seconds.

Madame Curie is often cited as an example of a great scientist who never yielded to hardship in her quest for knowledge.

The computer scientist leaned back in her chair, and with a sly smile responded, 'Yes, but who do you think created the chaos?

My speech is rather an old scientist's expection for a great work than a wish of him.

This book is an attempt to look with a scientist's eye at a few things that are usually kept out of scientific view.

'Professor Challenger? 'I said in surprise. 'Do you mean the famous. scientist? Yes, I've heard of him. But I don't know much about him. '

"Medvedev was a puppet, but now he seems to be doing things that may not please Putin, " says Altai political scientist Yuri Chernyshov.

The Marconi Company during the 1920s was one of the most exciting places in the world for a scientist to work.

Ali Israr, one of the developers of the system, tells New Scientist that this will open up a new untapped realm for digital entertainment.

The scientist is like a high speed train: he might have a huge engine, he is (mostly) forced to follow tracks.

Tomas Lebeda, a political scientist in Prague, says this may go on for a year.

But in 1957 a scientist from Brazil got some of these killer bees for his experiments to produce a better bee.

Perhaps, someone will ask: who created the theory of relativity a great scientist, talent must be very smart, right?

He was the first scientist to identify embryonic stem cells, which can be adapted for a wide variety of medical purposes.

The scientific process and the knowledge produced cannot be considered to be ends in themselves, except for the classical scientist.

Even with a few wrinkles or grey hairs, a plump pout can takes years off a woman, Unilever scientist David Gunn has found.

Up to present, the scientist had already discovered 15 contain 3 planets at least the galaxies.

He was an inventor and a scientist with a most inquisitive mind.

"I think this should be part of every scientist's education, the manipulation and enhancement of images, " Ms. Frankel said.

Buckminster Fuller was a twentieth century scientist, philosopher, inventor, and was also named a great architect.

At the height of his career as a tenured scientist at a major university, Dr. Pausch was stricken with advanced cancer of the pancreas.

An Iranian scientist who said he was kidnapped by the CIA has said he was subjected to extreme mental and physical torture by the Americans.

'Every scientist dreams in a recess of his mind that he one day will get a call like that, ' Dr. Lefkowitz said.

The Aryan scientist debunked the claim. Some of the Atla-Ra were threatened and removed, others began to mysteriously disappear.

The son of a nuclear scientist, Charles graduated from Harvard at 16 and went on to get Ph. D. s in Genetics, Psychology and Biophysics.

Newton is shown as a gifted scientist with very human weaknesses who stood at the point in history where magic ended and science began.

One of the best things I learned from author Jim Collins is to study yourself as if you were a scientist observing a bug.

Leonardo da Vinci is both a scientist, on account of his dioptric constructions, and an artist.

That was the central insight of Samuel P. Huntington, the greatest political scientist of the last half-century, who died on Christmas Eve.

President Obama's administration is set to be rocked by scandal - at least, according to one political scientist's mathematical formula.

Formed at the bottom of an ancient ocean, this volcanic material shelters what one scientist calls the "oldest robust evidence" of life.

I know he's a bit of a dreamer, but he's a brilliant scientist.

Sean Donnelly, an Irish political scientist, said the episode "smacks of complete lack of political judgment and panic" .

As the son of a natural scientist, he has always been infatuated with the jungle and its creatures.

Later, the British scientist Leonardo da Vinci Harvey confirmed and developed the results of these physiological anatomy.

The writer, Mary Shelley said she had a very strong dream about a scientist using a machine to make a creature come alive.

Madame Curie was an illustrious woman scientist who won the Nobel Prize twice for the discovery of two chemical elements.

An outstanding scientist of the ages, Newton recognized his debt to those who went before. He said.

How can a child grow up into a scientist who loves research when the noise of playing mahjong is always there?

As a philosopher and scientist, da Vinci strove to understand what he observed in his close studies of nature.

As an aside, whether the scientist can turn a pumpkin into a carriage is a whole other question.

Norman Borlaug, known as the father of the Green Revolution, was a Rockefeller Foundation scientist.

The name "Dopplr" comes from Christian Doppler, a 19th Century scientist who came up with what's now known as the Doppler effect.

The scientist must approach the familiar just as carefully and cautiously as he does the unfamiliar.

Minmei was gone by the time Lang and the others returned to the scientist's quarters, and Wolff seemed sullen, just as Lang had anticipated.

Alexander Bell was an American scientist. He made the first telephone in 1876.

The service's lead scientist for the eastern cougar, Mark McCollough, said the animal has likely been extinct since the 1930s.

Doesn't take a rocket scientist these days! ! ! I am on such a high right now. What a pleasure to chat with you . . . on this frequency.

The name of the nuclear scientist said that the DPRK told him that 2, 000 centrifuges have been installed and put into operation.

to keep up with a scientist in the field of development, what you think to do?

As a scientist, I don't want to have to make decisions based on ignorance, and I don't believe that members of the public want that either.

Any scientist worthy of the name will warm to your quotation from Socrates: "Wisdom is knowing that you don't know. "

A thought began transpiring in the scientist's mind. He took the telescope back from Sportsman.

The guy explained that he was a scientist who studied primates, so he knew what was behind this whole pheromone business.

Yet I've just been told by an eminent scientist that I have the body of a much younger man.

It was a privilege to work with such a great scientist.

Keith, the Calgary scientist, sees no real incentive, at this point, for any individual country to unilaterally geoengineer the climate.

Ironically, pursuing a career as a biomedical scientist has never been more difficult.

When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right.

Retired Nasa scientist Dr William Grant, believes that vitamin D deficiency was the underlying cause of his poor health and early death.

In the near future, I believe we would be elated by the news of an ethnic Chinese scientist being awarded a biology or medical Nobel Prize.

Old time. I said to be a scientist!

What is clear is that she did have a meaningful role in learning the structure of DNA and that she was a scientist of the first rank.

As for the philosopher, the scientist, the economist, they to "do smiles" absolutely not spare a glances - I always is thinks like this.

They were at ease in my mind when it was familiar to them, when I was the cold and calculating scientist they expected me to be.

The team also included two researchers from the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and a Cornell University scientist.

The scientist refused to shave, because there was no evidence that his facial fuzz posed a hazard.

Thousands of meteorologists, climatologists, scientist who disagree with you, are they all wrong and you are right?

Outspoken FDA scientist David Graham said he saw a higher heart attack risk and no advantage over alternatives.

A statesman, a philosopher, a writer, and a scientist, he was even rumored to have written some of Shakespeare's plays.

The business man, the office worker, the scientist, the carpenter - they all give a great deal of time to their respective occupations.

And Chu isn't just a career scientist: He's one of the most respected physicists in the world.

The prize recognizes outstanding neurobiological research by a young scientist performed within the last three years.

But every proper scientist in the lucrative field seems to agree that provided you live a healthy life, it's your genes that really count.

Dr. Qian is a very famous scientist but literature is all Greek to him.

His greatness lies in his outstanding ability to connect the qualities of a scientist with those of an industrialist.

The accuracy of scientific observations and calculations is always at the mercy of the scientist's timekeeping methods.

if you want to be a scientist, you must have a clear head, a pair of clever hands and a clean habit.

The scientist is to be congratulated for his valuable contribution to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the countryside.

The scientist told the president that it might soon be possible to build a powerful weapon -- a weapon that would use the power of the atom.

No one seemed to understand the significance of the scientist's theory until after his death.

Koichi Nakano, a political scientist, says the electoral arithmetic suggests this situation could last for another five years at least.

He turned down many offers to leave Tuskegee Institute to become a rich scientist in private industry.

"Specialist" was a misnomer; "genius" was a far more accurate description of that young scientist.

Jeff Yan, a computer scientist at Newcastle University, is one of many researchers interested in cracking CAPTCHAs.

Uncle Julius - that celebrated scientist and adventurer - is trapped in another dimension, and is counting on you to rescue him. . .

My Swedish dad was a research scientist and my English mother was a teacher, and if I was half as smart as they are, I'd happy.

"Consumers are being exposed to BPA at the point of sale once they're handed a receipt, " senior scientist Dr. Anila Jacob told AOL News.

More than one scientist is going to be present at the meeting to be held.

Here I am, playing the part of the mad scientist, working with the bugs at UCL in London, trying to solidify them.

Mironov may be my favorite mad scientist since the chemist who had the periodic table engraved on one of his hairs.

On her return to New York, Ms Naud, a scientist at Columbia University, logged on to her bank's website.

a scientist wo made a breakthrough in cancer treatment would not qualify , he would just be doing his job.

An article in the British magazine New Scientist describes the research as evidence of a global financial oligarchy.

Clad in her customary white coat, the scientist carefully pulls the latex gloves up over her wrists and walks slowly towards the cage.

The fish, which has since been sent to a museum where it is being examined by a scientist, is called an oarfish .

I wanted to be a doctor, a writer, a teacher, a scientist, a pop star and a leader of the county.

I threw up my hands. "Who knows, Mary? I'm still a scientist at heart. I've always been taught to look dispassionately at the facts. "

Scientist are trying to come up with novalstrategies for conquering malaria.

Hey, you're a scientist, and you think like a scientist. When you sing our song, I bet you can do this, too!

Created, and then rejected, by a scientist who was seeking to fill the hole left by his dead son, Astro Boy is sometimes ill-used by humans.

German was a popular language during the Cold War when everyone wanted to be a rocket scientist.

I wrote my book, "Our Final Century, " as a scientist, just a general scientist.

"The only way to know for sure would be to actually get hold of an organism and show that it is alive, " he told New Scientist.

Your writing is lovely, funny, but I don't think the denigration of a serious scientist like Collins does a lot of good.

And along came a brilliant inventor, a scientist, who came up with a partial cure for that disease.

The data are interpreted by a computer, allowing the young scientist to move his online persona smoothly around the streets of Second Life.

Solar storms could have 'devastating effects' on human technology when they hit a peak in two years' time, a leading scientist has warned.

Niels Bohr, the Nobel Prize-winning scientist, surprised his colleagues by hanging a horseshoe on the wall of his office.

The company is double-teaming the more complicated jobs with both a group manager and a scientist.

If their scientist-servants don't feed them fresh liquid nutrients at least once a day, the cells die of starvation .

He was right about me being an atheist, but I was an atheist long before I was any kind of "scientist" .

Man can hardly even recognize the devils of his own creation, as a scientist has said.

If the conditions are different, any changes the scientist observes in a demonstration must be explained by the changes in the conditions.

She pondered that one for a minute, no doubt mystified as to how a father as misinformed as hers could have possibly spawned a scientist.

Prof Oshinsky told the journal New Scientist "none of the commonly cited causes of hangovers could have caused this response" .

Michael Wargo, chief lunar scientist at NASA headquarters, said the impact released "fluffy, snow-covered dirt. "

He was a leader of the American Revolution against English rule. He was also a scientist, inventor and writer.

The New Scientist says that life is so incredibly hard to define that we may never know if it's out there.

And fathers seem to show an even more dramatic difference from unmarried men, " Gray told New Scientist magazine. "

The name of a seismograph invented by the ancient Chinese scientist, Zhang Heng.

If there is no God who created life, it should be possible to created in a lab. But no scientist has come close to doing that yet.

No need to use the fresh stuff, old grounds are more than up to the task, according to material scientist Mano Misra and his colleagues.

What do you think a scientist must do if he wants to keep up with the latest development in his field?

Modest, funny, and willing to explain the work of a scientist in terms and images most people can understand.

Well, the answer is actually pretty simple. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to work it out.

five personalities rode in a hot air balloon, they were a writer, a chemist, a physicist, a medical scientist and meteorologist.

The scientist and a crew of assistants record the activities and health of every breeding pair in about 400 wooden bird houses in the park.

The writer Mary Shelley said she had a very strong dream about a scientist using a machine to make acreatorcreature come alive.

Another scientist who has extended his stay away from his institute is Zeng Fuping, an agricultural ecologist.

It is known to all that Madame Curie was a famous scientist.

I thought that I'm going to be a little scientist but I became a broken memory card.

As a scientist who studies vocal communication in mammals, she decided to investigate the manipulative meow.

That explains it, " said the woman. " A scientist would have tried it on mice first.

Man 2: So he was a scientist too, now he's director of product development. OK. Now, you know, we'll look at John.

Listening to the self-statement made by the old scientist, the journalist could feel the manner of a great master.

The scientist's theory finally came into its own years after he first published his thesis.

"Poor nutrition can compromise the immune system, " says Anna Denny, nutrition scientist at the British Nutrition Foundation.

A few minutes earlier, and I could have seen the famous scientist.

Science has no national boundary, but the scientist has national boundary. - Bar just Luo man.

The uniform 20 percent oxygen level it has found turns out to be " fortuitous " as one scientist put it.

If she were to be a scientist, she would work hard from now on.

He said his goal is to be a good scientist in the future.

He does not possess such a mind as is necessary to a scientist.

The weather is always changing. How can scientist predict the unpredictable? What causes such drastic changes in the weather?

European scientist said he discovered a 10-year girl born with half-brain was perfect sighted with one eye.

So like any diligent scientist, he set about trying to derive one.

on the scientist, two or three times to go to bed early this morning is very common thing.

"The path that we're on is towards rocky planets, " she told New Scientist. "I'm really excited about this. "

Her scientist, Gregory Pincus, died a year later from over-exposure to toxic chemicals in the lab.

Albert Einstein is such a great scientist that people throughout the world all respect him.

There is no good reason why a given journalist cannot contact a scientist working in biotechnology for an authoritative point of view.

Anti-smoking activists dismissed the eminent scientist as a crank and a tool of the tobacco industry.