Sentences with phrase «scientist was in the room with»

And finally, we could see who the real scientist was in the room with the last question asked.

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Brain waves usually are monitored in hospitals or research labs, but I'm in a conference room at a company called Emotiv, where a few dozen scientists have developed the gear and software that quite literally read my mind, allowing me to play a sort of video game with nothing but sheer thought.

The aim of the PSB is to... make them available in one centre with scientists... sharing the same coffee room (which is the breeding ground for new ideas and scientific collaborations!)

«We think that with the potential of a 30 percent reduction in operational costs, there is plenty of room for redistributing these benefits to customers, because we have to offer them lower fares; to drivers, because we have to incentivize them to belong to this system; to companies; and of course, there is a benefit for the community,» says Paolo Santi, a visiting scientist in DUSP and first author on the paper.

With instant messaging, email, and other newfangled communications tools, scientists in different parts of the world can carry on spontaneous conversations with each other almost as if they were in the same room, the only cost being the cost, if there is one, of an Internet connectWith instant messaging, email, and other newfangled communications tools, scientists in different parts of the world can carry on spontaneous conversations with each other almost as if they were in the same room, the only cost being the cost, if there is one, of an Internet connectwith each other almost as if they were in the same room, the only cost being the cost, if there is one, of an Internet connection.

Thus, there is tremendous room for creativity, growth, and development for qualified and highly motivated young scientists — optimally with a background in biology, medicine, or mathematics.

«Weakest» is rarely a superlative worth celebrating, but experiments began this summer in a room (below) with the weakest magnetic field in our solar system — and scientists are excited.

In terms of surprises revealed, while studying Picasso's The Blue Room, «collaboration with scientists was absolutely necessary to get the best possible image of a hidden portrait on the canvas beneath it,» said Favero.

Here are 10 questions that scientists might want to ask Perry if they were sitting in the hearing room, along with a brief explanation of each topic.

As the three scientists in the room peppered Brian with questions, Parker didn't miss a beat and was geeking out with the rest of them.

In one sentence: Scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that a complex with a proton pathway and stabilized by outer coordination sphere interactions is reversible for hydrogen production / oxidation at room temperature and pressure.

«The Theory of Everything» runs with that irony: this is a Hawking profile in which you'll see the wheelchair - using, speech - impaired scientist happily rolling around his living room dressed up like a Dalek.

and they always try to show what human beings with real emotions we scientists, and those «seanceists» /» talking - heads» really are: (a) cheering in the control - room when something exciting happens (and «coincidentally» apeing when the cameras are on!!!)

Their questions were framed as assertions, directed at the US Admiral, bypassing the scientists even when speaking about satellite data with John Christy in the room!

Several European scientists don't agree with you: If the MWP was warmer and the LIA colder (thus more natural variability than in MBH» 98 /» 99), then there is little room for the current influence of CO2 and reverse.

Rather than continue to ramble on about how awesome the system is myself, I'll leave it up to How - To Geek's resident Raspberry Pi expert Jason Fitzpatrick and his series of guides to list a few projects that all members of the family can enjoy together either as a team, or just one - on - one with any aspiring computer scientists who happen to be in the room: