Sentences with phrase «respected scientists whose»

Edward G. Robinson plays the mastermind of the job, Theo Wilkins, a once - respected scientist whose career foundered after serving time for theft, and Rod Steiger plays his loyal friend, partner, and right hand Paul Mason, a sophisticated career criminal brought over by Theo to run the untrustworthy crew.

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So a research team led by scientists at Children's National Health System in Washington, D.C., delivered subpar levels of oxygen to newborn piglets, whose course of brain development and whose highly evolved brain structure mirrors in many respects those of humans.

Scientists hoped he would reveal who first settled the Americas, while Native American tribes claimed he was an ancient ancestor whose remains should be respected and reburied.

In Bollen's system, scientists no longer have to apply; instead, they all receive an equal share of the funding budget annually — some $ 30,000 in the Netherlands, and $ 100,000 in the United States — but they have to donate a fixed percentage to other scientists whose work they respect and find important.

Take away the self - conferred Nobel and you're left with a one - stick pony whose principal if not sole contribution to science has been assailed by many of the most respected scientists on earth.

He would not be on the side of powerful fossil fuel interests who fund attacks on scientific research; perhaps this time, ironically, he would be on the side of his Pope and the scientists whose council he regularly seeks, who respect facts and evidence and recognize the reality we live in for what it is.

and the scientists whose council he regularly seeks, who respect facts and evidence and recognize the reality we live in for what it is.

In a study by Nick Yee, a PARC research scientist whose Daedalus Project is perhaps the most respected study of MMORPG player behavior, 22 percent of players surveyed reported purchasing game gold, with those ages 35 and over most likely to do so.