英语例句

含「scientist」的例句共 191 条

• Scientists are working on a solar-powered battery pack which could be up to 50 per cent lighter than the current power cells carried by UK soldiers.

  科学家们正在研究一种太阳能电池包，能比目前英国士兵携带的电池减少到50%的重量。

• They may be as small as grains of salt, but new batteries being developed by scientists from the University of California, Los Angeles, still pack the power of their larger kin.

  来自加州大学洛杉矶分校的科学家们正在研发的这款新电池，电池可能会象盐颗粒一样小，可在这个电池里却容纳了和其他大个儿电池同样多能量。

• In we Need to Talk about Kelvin, Marcus Chown (a consultant for New Scientist) shows us how things we experience every day can reveal profound truths about the nature of reality.

  在《我们需要说说开尔文》中，马库斯·乔恩(他是《新科学家》的一个顾问)告诉我们，我们每天经历的日常生活都可以揭示深刻的有关现实本质的真理。

• The British Museum first opened in the 18th Century largely based on the collections of the scientist Sir Hans Sloane．

  大英博物馆于18世纪首次开放，其作品主要是基于科学家斯隆爵士的收藏品。

• The massive prehistoric sea reptile was longer than a humpback whale and had teeth the size of cucumbers, scientists say.

  据科学家所说，这头史前的海洋爬行类比座头鲸还长，它的牙齿有黄瓜那么大。

• Scientists are puzzled as to why the whale had swum to the shore.

  科学家们感到不解：为什么这头鲸游到海岸上来。

• In 2005, neuroscientists at the Institute of Psychiatry in London scanned the brains of testsubjects as they ate vanilla ice cream.

  2005年，伦敦精神病学研究所的神经科学家们在测试者吃香草冰激凌时扫描了他们的大脑。

• In 2005, neuroscientists at the Institute of Psychiatry in London scanned the brains of test subjects as they ate vanilla ice cream and saw immediate results.

  2005年，伦敦精神病学研究所的神经科学家扫描了吃过香草冰激凌的受试者的大脑，即刻就看到了效果。

• The Swedish engineer who invented the zip fastener made a greater intellectual leap than many scientists do in a lifetime.

  发明拉链的瑞典工程师在思维上作出的飞跃比很多科学家一生所作出的还要多。

• A 'Star Wars' style plasma beam which can stop fruit going mouldy has been created by scientists.

  科学家已经研究到一种“星球大战”式的等离子束能够阻止水果发霉腐烂。

• A tube-nosed fruit bat with an appearance reminiscent of the Star Wars Jedi Master Yoda has been discovered by scientists in Papua New Guinea in a remote rainforest.

  一只管鼻果蝠在一片僻静的热带雨林中被几名巴布亚纽几内亚的科学家发现。管鼻果蝠属的这种蝙蝠外型使人联想起星球大战中的绝地大师尤达。

• Help is here for people who are overcome with nerves when faced with the age-old custom of shaking hands — British scientists have unveiled a step-by-step guide to the perfect handshake.

  帮助那些头痛面对古老的握手习俗的人——英科学家已公布了一步一步引导，达到最好的握手。

• Students who read the struggle stories more probably said that great scientists were like themselves.

  读过更多关于奋斗的故事的学生可能会说，伟大的科学家和他们自己一样。

• Some scientists say taking medicines when you have a cold is actually bad for you.

  一些科学家说，感冒时吃药实际上会对你有害。

• A device that weighs less than one kilogram is part of a mission that will allow scientists to deliver fourth generation or 4G mobile coverage to the moon in 2019.

  这个不足一公斤的设备是一个任务的组成部分，该任务可以让科学家在2019年将第四代或 4G 移动网络覆盖月球。

• I'm going to be a scientist when l grow up.

  我长大后要当一名科学家。

• Scientists also found that the only real and relaxing laughter works not just polite laughter.

  科学家们还发现，真正放松的笑声不仅仅是礼貌的笑声。

• By the early part of the twentieth century, scientists believed that four distinct glaciations had affected North America and Europe during the Pleistocene epoch.

  到二十世纪初，科学家们认为，在更新世期间，有四次不同的冰川作用对北美和欧洲产生了影响。

• Scientists are continually learning more about sleep, but one thing they know for sure is this—for humans, it is as important as food and water.

  科学家正在不断加深对睡眠的研究，他们对其中的一件事实确信无疑：对于人类来说，睡眠与食物和水一样重要。

• Scientists' dream has come true.

  科学家的梦想实现了。

• Leading scientists claim breast-fed babies are intellectually brighter.

  权威科学家们称母乳喂养的婴儿智力比较高。

• It is so close that space scientists have considered it as a next-door neighbor.

  它离我们如此之近，以至于太空科学家都把它看作是我们的邻居。

• Scientists now have to compete for funding, and do not share information among themselves.

  科学家们现在不得不为了资金而相互竞争，彼此间不共享信息。

• Secondly, the scientists have predicted that a machine will be invented to "read" the minds of animals.

  其次，科学家们预测将会发明一种机器来“读懂”动物的思想。

• Scientists can now pick up early signs of the disease.

  现在科学家能够辨认这种疾病的早期症状。

• Scientists figure humans may be born with a fear of spiders and snakes, healthy phobias that up the odds of survival in the wild.

  科学家指出对于蜘蛛，蛇类的恐惧可能是人与生俱来的，这来自于人类对自身健康的担忧，但是它能提高人类在野外生存的可能性。

• These stories about struggles also told students how the scientists dealt with these obstacles .

  这些斗争的故事还告诉学生科学家们是如何处理这些障碍的。

• Students should focus more on how these scientists dealt with the obstacles they met along the way.

  学生们应该更多地关注这些科学家如何处理他们一路上遇到的障碍。

• Scientists believe that personality characteristics such as friendliness, shyness and fears are not a result of environment.

  科学家认为，诸如友善、害羞和胆怯等性格特征不是环境造成的。

• Scientists say you can get over your shyness.

  科学家说，你可以克服害羞。

• The contributors are, for the most part, professional scientists.

  投稿者大多是专业科学家。

• If we want to educate a future generation of great scientists, we can start by changing the way we talk about the great scientists of the past.

  如果我们想培养下一代的伟大科学家，我们可以从改变我们谈论过去的伟大科学家的方式开始。

• Wizards and aliens aside, actual scientists don't have much to say about Stonehenge.

  除了巫师和外星人外，真正的科学家对于巨石阵并没有说明太多。

• The controversial paper was written by geoscientists Gerta Keller of Princeton University and Thierry Addate of the University of Lausanne, in Switzerland.

  这篇有争议的论文是由普林斯顿大学的Gerta Keller和瑞士洛桑大学的Thierry Addate一起完成。

• Marie went to study in Paris University in 1891. She studied math and physics there and met a scientist called Piere Curie.

  1891年玛丽进入巴黎大学学习。她在那里学习数学和物理，并遇到了一位名叫皮埃尔·居里的科学家。

• Marie Curie is probably the most famous woman scientist who has ever lived.

  玛丽·居里可能是有史以来最著名的女科学家。

• The last group read about the scientists' intellectual struggles, such as Marie Curie's failed scientific tests.

  最后一组读到科学家们在智力上遭遇的挫折，比如玛丽·居里在科学测验中考了不及格。

• The diagram of waves shows how scientists examine waves.

  这张波浪图显示了科学家如何检测波浪。

• Scientists are trying to pull together disparate ideas in astronomy.

  科学家正试图把天文学界各种迥然不同的观点汇集起来。

• Matt Buongiorno is currently serving as a Scoville Fellow at the Federation of American Scientists.

  马特·波恩基诺目前是美国科学家联盟的研究员。

• In fact, the first scientists to examine a specimen believed they were the victims of a hoax.

  事实上，研究了样本的首批科学家认为，它们是恶作剧的牺牲品。

• Many prominent British scientists deemed it a hoax when presented with a sketch and pelt, in 1798.

  1798年，当草图和兽皮被公布的时候，许多著名的英国科学家都认为是恶作剧。

• Scientists made an unexpected discovery in the waters south of New Guinea in 2005: a new species of dolphin called the snub-fin.

  2005年，科学家们在新几内亚的南部水域得到了一个意想不到的发现：一种叫做矮鳍的海豚新物种。

• Scientists hope they can turn things around for this important apex predator, meaning one that is on top of the food chain.

  科学家们希望他们为这种重要的顶级捕食者——处于食物链顶端的捕食者扭转局面。

• Here are some things that scientists say are most likely to happen in 10 to 30 years from now, according to the BBC.

  根据 BBC 的报道，以下是科学家所言未来十到三十年内最可能出现的东西。

• Malaysian scientists say laboratory test trials have made them optimistic.

  马来西亚的科学家说，在实验室测试出来的结果很令人振奋。

• Many scientists are also suggesting different ways to clean up space junk.

  许多科学家也提出了清理太空垃圾的不同方法。

• In England, scientists are testing metal net that can be fired into space junk.

  在英国，科学家们正在测试可以被发射到太空垃圾中的金属网。

• Scientists and doctors have begun to take seriously the risk of depression in children.

  科学家和医生已经开始认真对待儿童中的抑郁风险。

• Scientists disagree about how the universe was created.

  科学家对宇宙是怎样形成的有分歧。