Sentences with phrase «job of scientists»

The day - to - day job of a scientist — a real one — isn't too different from that of, say, an insurance claims adjuster.

Greenpeace and others are trying to impose a still stricter 80g / 100 km maximum here in Europe, what makes me wonder if these enviros will ever be happy with an achievement, or continue to ask for the impossible, regardless of the difficult job of the scientists and engineers who made the first reduction happen.

Isn't the job of a scientist to try to prove that something exists.

The laws of physics, I submit, really exist in the world out there, and the job of the scientist is to uncover them, not invent them.

In addition to its distinctive frustrations and symbols of success, the job of the scientist also has its own peculiar temptations.

The job of these scientists is to co-ordinate international efforts between researchers and the public, the media, and international governments.

Nobel laureate Murray Gell - Mann is fond of saying, «The job of a scientist is to generate wrong ideas as fast as possible.»

And anyway, it is not the job of the scientists to refute a claim.

It's not the job of scientists to see the «forest» anyway, it's their job to get the science of their trees right.

It is the job of scientists of integrity to expose pathological science, and it is especially the job of scientists in closely related fields.

It is the job of scientists to challenge beliefs in the face of these biases.

The job of a scientist is to be skeptical not trusting, which is why those outside Western academia likens global warming to the ancient science of astrology.

Shifting public opinion (or deciding that it should be shifted) is - IMO - not the job of scientists, or science communicators.

In a world where knowledge increases exponentially, this is perhaps inevitable, but it doesn't make the job of the scientist or the journalist any easier.

It is not the job of a scientist to determine the outcome of political debates.