researcher
- noun
- /rɪˈsɜːrʧər/
- The researcher conducted a study to explore the effects of sleep on memory.
- researchers use
- researchers found
- lead researcher
Now, This is why the early researchers in AI got it so wrong.
- Now, This is why the early researchers in AI got it so wrong.
- And then eventually Georgia Tech researchers landed that contract.
- Get into it and succeed as researchers and entrepreneurs.
- So I'm Shaunid, I am a researcher at Glasgow Uni.
- Steve Mara, UFO researcher in the UK, pointed out.
- So they decided to send four of their researchers on four flights.
- Look at what the researchers say about this.
Examples
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So why are some modern researchers looking for ways to repeat it?
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Are there any researchers who come to mind?
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A scientific researcher of some kind?
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Despite the efforts of thousands of researchers, nothing worked.
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And so those will then be used by researchers in the field.
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Look at what the researchers say about this.
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The present study has certain limitations, which the current researcher feels imperative to report.
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Some cancer researchers are highly focused on mitochondria.
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Once the themes were identified, the researchers framed the findings within an appropriate theory.
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I've been reading a lot recently about how researchers are finding that people can change their personalities well into their adulthood.
Synonyms
A person who studies science and does experiments to find new facts
A person who studies facts and evidence to find the truth
A person who studies things to find new facts at a university or lab
A person who studies a subject very carefully to find new facts
How Senior
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Researcher comes from research, made of re- 'again' and search 'to look for'. So a researcher is someone who 'looks again' or looks carefully to find new information.