The ensign, normally the picture of the dispassionate scientist, looked every bit as angry as Archer felt.

He glanced at me, his face expressionless but his meaning clear: Uh, oh, the cold dispassionate scientist is back.

Then he threw off the mood and was the dispassionate scientist once more.

I stood and watched as Ender flayed Human's mammaloid body and I didn't even flinch, because I'm a dispassionate scientist.

Gone was his naive plan to observe the Darkness phenomena like the aloof, dispassionate scientist he pretended to be.

His reply creates the impression of an emotionally charged researcher who deliberately ignored what he saw as trivial rules of the study more than a dispassionate scientist who strove for objectivity and precision.

In theory theirs was an inherently antagonistic relationship; Nelson was the dispassionate scientist, and Crane was the by-the-book regular Navy guy.

What concerns some geneticists is that the potential for divided loyalties, combined with the expectations of the big investors financing the genome companies, can create pressures that even the most dispassionate scientist would have trouble resisting.

This is not the perspective of the dispassionate scientist or the political thinker but the missionary zeal of the revolutionary demanding participation by others.

I'd like to see some compelling evidence from people who behave like dispassionate scientists should and who have the capacity to admit when they're wrong.