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But the arrival of a scientist changes his life.

He's an artist, a scientist and a shrewd businessman (all) rolled into one.

My father was a scientist, but he was very well educated in the humanities.

Tonight, scientist Katherine Solomon was feeling unsettled as she drove her white Volvo up to the building's main security gate.

An earthquake scientist said the shift illustrated the huge force of the tremor, the biggest so far this year.

As a scientist with a training in an engineering discipline( computer science), I am unusually well placed to bridge this gap.

Russia may be preparing to release a scientist jailed on charges of spying for the United States, in exchange for the release of suspected Russian agents recently detained in the U.S..

He used his half of the prize money (he Shared the prize with British scientist Richard Roberts, who used his winnings to install a croquet lawn in his front yard) to buy an old Federalist house.

He is a scientist of high prestige.

a scientist trained in radiological technology.

Later, Parker had a forensic scientist examine several paint samples.

But nowadays a quantum scientist don't have brute physical matter like that.

A young scientist named Emily Wroblewski, analyzing DNA from fecal samples gathered by the field team, has reached an answer.

He consults the work of Dr Tzvi Gal-Chen, a scientist at the Royal Academy of Meteorology, believing his scientific papers hold the key to his wife's disappearance.

Prosecutors said the American-educated scientist grabbed a U.S. serviceman's gun and shot at FBI agents while she was being questioned in Afghanistan in 2008.

I knew l would never be a rocket scientist, but l love driving cars, being of service and feeling like l have done a full day's work and done it well. l evaluated my personal assets and…wham!

The scientist thirsts after an achievement.

Alan Turing was an English scientist, mathematician, logician, and cryptographer, and arguably the greatest British scientist of the 20th century.

One was a droll, sarcastic satirist; the other was a celibate mad scientist.

Bentley was a self-taught scientist and artist whose singular obsession with the snowflake's infinite variety extended to how it was formed, she said.

Norman Borlaug, an American plant scientist often called the father of the Green Revolution, told the New York Times that "nobody thought these soils were ever going to be productive."

The scientist is possessed by the sense of universal causation.

Not only is he a famous scientist, but also he is also a great industrialist.

Peruvian archaeologists, under the direction of lead scientist Ré gulo Franco, made the discovery last year at an ancient ceremonial site known as El Brujo.

This scientist lived in the nineteenth century.

Rudder is the first to acknowledge that he’s no scientist but rather a data interpreter who knows how to entertain.

He fawns on being a scientist.

We will forever remember them, these outstanding experts, scientist, adventurer, in these artists, teacher and family male and female members.

Mike: You should interview that scientist at the Stamford Museum.

The scientist has frowned, looked at the graphs, and said, "The data are still inconclusive。" We know that, the men from the budget office have said, "but what do you think?

Yes, says an eminent 95-year-old scientist from Australia.