Sentences with phrase «enough skilled scientists»

Two advocates who worked on this legislation — Congressman Sherwood Boehlert and Senator Joe Lieberman — argued that the nation's academic institutions have not produced enough skilled scientists and felt that the country needed to meet the inevitable demand for a larger scientific workforce in the future.

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Scientific record - keeping is a basic professional skill for any scientist — but it's especially important in industry, where laboratory records must be robust enough to stand up to an intellectual property challenge.

A small number of people, mostly mathematicians or scientists, have developed the skills to create deep simulations — meaning those that can change the underlying thinking that motivated the simulation in the first place — with enough ease and speed to give a precocious peek at some of the wonderful qualities human communication might encompass in the future.

As Cohen points out, the problem now is finding enough scientists with the skills to do this important work with these sophisticated tools.

Whatley now knows that if he has any chance of survival, he must use his ingenuity as a scientist and skills as a botanist to attempt to communicate with NASA and grow enough food until he can be rescued.

This is hard enough in itself, and although many scientists are quite good at explaining their findings to non-specialists, they rarely have any special skills in policy development, or in the many other areas that influence the application of an understanding of the physical universe to some practical or political end.