Sentences with phrase «small group of scientists»

There's a very small group of scientists plugging away at this and they are not convincing compared with the overwhelming majority.

Each instrument is operated by small groups of scientists who make up the ORACLES research team.

This decision clearly places the governance of geoengineering in the United Nations where it belongs... Decisions on geoengineering can not be made by small groups of scientists from a small group of countries that establish self - serving «voluntary guidelines» on climate hacking.

In the special arenas within a problem like climate change, you have pretty small groups of scientists working on problems like Greenland's ice or Arctic sea ice or ocean acidification.

Quicker responses should be made by relatively small groups of scientists.

Now, a few small groups of scientists are trying digitize these records, but they're facing all kinds of obstacles.

Although geoengineering is a subject of lively debate among a relatively small group of scientists, so far there has been little public discussion.

Eventually, Evans» cofounders fell away, but he continued working with a small group of scientists.

I refer here to the small group of scientists who argue that in fact there is no qualitative difference between living organisms and other chemical processes.

But after a half century of detective work, a small group of scientists has come up with a novel and surprisingly effective means of defense: hijacking the beetles» sense of smell.

The small group of scientists watching, employees of the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), toasted to a future powered by the splitting of atoms.

HHMI Investigators are the most visible and prestigious HHMI - supported scientists, but HHMI's newer, smaller group of scientists, the HHMI Professors, may prove the better value in the long run, in terms of impact on biomedical science and human health.

Evolutionary anthropologist Brian Hare, also at Duke, is part of a small group of scientists who think they might know how humans evolved this ability, sometime during the 5 million to 7 million years since we shared a common ancestor with other primates.

But in the early 1990s a small group of scientists began to think differently.

Boahen and a small group of scientists around the world hope to copy the brain's noisy calculations and spawn a new era of energy - efficient, intelligent computing.

That question underpins attribution science, a relatively new field of research practiced by a small group of scientists.

From the start of this sting, I have conferred with a small group of scientists who care deeply about open access.

A small group of scientists has apparently intrigued the White House with a plan to map human brain activity

Though successful when applied to well - defined technological goals such as building rockets or decoding the genome, are big - budget initiatives run by a small group of scientists and administrators the best way to develop something as basic as a new understanding of the human brain?

Dressler was one of a small group of scientists asked by NASA to review the potential of achieving the science objectives of WFIRST by using one of the NRO telescopes.

And sure enough, even the short - term weather models predicted an easy mild winter — except for a small group of scientists who are not watching for El Nino, or La Nina for answers.

JAX began in 1929 with a small group of scientists dedicated to the emerging field of genetics and now has over 1700 scientists, technicians, and support staff, including over 50 Principle Investigators in five primary disease areas: cancer, reproductive biology, immunology, metabolic processes and neuroscience.

In summary, no individual or small group of scientists is in a position to exclude a peer - reviewed paper from an I.P.C.C. assessment.

A small group of scientists and lobby groups and alarmists perhaps are staring to come across to the public as no better than those proclaiming the «Rapure» today, and the comparison between CAGW and this are being made.

Therefore, with a total reliance on popular media, using a small group of scientists backing up this claim, no media or scientific agreement, and pointing to cold winter weather in the 1970s as evidence, I hate to admit it, but even fellow Toastmasters member Howard Brandt would tell you this myth stinks even worse than disco.

It documents how a small group of scientists with links to industry were able to sow doubt about the scientific consensus and delay effective policy on DDT, tobacco, acid rain and, now, global warming.

And sure enough, even the short - term weather models predicted an easy mild winter — except for a small group of scientists who are not watching for El Nino, or La Nina for answers.

But a small group of scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs believe it can be done economically and are doggedly pursuing government and private sector support for a test effort in the North Atlantic.

Contrarians claim that a small group of scientists, including those at University of East Anglia Climatic Research Unit (CRU), attempted to hijack the peer review process, pressuring journals to reject papers whose conclusions contradicted their own.

I get the impression that some people think that if a small group of scientists faces ridicule by mainstream scientists, the small group is probably right!

So it wasn't just a small group of scientists.

Many, can't believe a small group of scientists achieved such a massive deception.

The moral failure was profound — and it didn't end with the small group of scientists who were privy to the exchange of e-mails Landsea had had with the IPCC in November and December 2004.

The authors of this paper and the workshop participants are a smaller group of scientists than the IPCC members, the groups are only partially overlapping, and our analysis was undertaken largely in parallel.

This large a change would bring out pitchforks and torches as people realize just how badly they've been used by a small group of scientists and politicians, how much they are the victims of indefensible abuse of statistics to average in the terrible with the merely poor as if they are all equally likely to be true with randomly distributed differences.

I am wondering what your motivation is to continue to believe in this small group of scientists that are clearly on the fringe of the scientific community.

The small group of scientists I helped manage for 20 years found 13 new mines, whose products to date have been sold up to 2015 for $ Aust 62 billion (in 2015 dollars and metal prices), with an estimated $ 79 billion still to be mined and sold.

A small group of scientists — mostly associated with the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia — have consciously withheld data and methods to place global progress, development, economies and peoples lives in jeopardy.