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Booksfo for eloquent speaking12/29/2023 In Eloquent Science, Schultz (experimental meteorology, Univ. Scientists often enter their respective fields to escape grammar and sentence structure, and soon discover that there is much more writing to come. He lives in Norman, Oklahoma Helsinki, Finland and York, England, with his wife, Yvette, and their dog, Tesla. He has published more than 75 articles on topics in synoptic- and mesoscale meteorology, forecasting, cloud and precipitation microphysics, and scientific publishing. In 2001, he won the American Meteorological Society Editor’s Award for Monthly Weather Review “for providing extremely thorough, timely, and constructive evaluations of a large number of manuscripts over a diverse range of topics, and for special assistance to the editors in evaluating controversial issues.” Presently, he is chief editor for Monthly Weather Review, cofounder and assistant editor for the Electronic Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology, associate editor for Atmospheric Science Letters, and sits on the editorial board of Geophysica. From 1996 to 2006, he worked for the NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory and the University of Oklahoma. from the University at Albany, State University of New York. degree from the University of Washington, and his Ph.D. Schultz is a professor of experimental meteorology at the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Meteorological Institute in Finland, and a reader at The University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. Commonly Misused Scientific Words and Expressionsĭavid M. Communication in the WorkplaceĬhapter 30. Part IV: Communicating Throughout Your CareerĬhapter 29. Challenges to Delivering Your Presentations Delivering Compelling Oral PresentationsĬhapter 28. Constructing Effective Oral PresentationsĬhapter 26. The Abstract and Extended AbstractĬhapter 24. Part III: Preparing and Delivering Scientific PresentationsĬhapter 23. Methods and Approaches to Writing for the Atmospheric Sciences Page Proofs, Publication, and Life ThereafterĬhapter 18. Guidance for English as a Second Language Authors and Their CoauthorsĬhapter 17. Scientific Ethics and MisconductĬhapter 16. Authorship and Its ResponsibilitesĬhapter 15. Figures, Tables, and EquationsĬhapter 14. Using Effective Words and PhrasesĬhapter 11. Constructing Effective SentencesĬhapter 10. Constructing Effective ParagraphsĬhapter 9. Brainstorm, Outline, and First DraftĬhapter 8. The Structure of a Scientific PaperĬhapter 6. Should You Publish Your Paper? Questions to Ask Before You Begin WritingĬhapter 4. The Process of Publishing Scientific PapersĬhapter 2. Part I: Writing and Publishing Scientific Research PapersĬhapter 1. Every student, teacher, and science department should have a copy. The result is the ultimate reference for undergraduate and graduate students as well as researchers in the atmospheric sciences and intersecting disciplines. This must-have communications guide is loaded with tips for writing and reviewing scientific journal articles and creating and delivering scientific presentations. Eloquent Science draws on Schultz's experience as a journal editor and prolific writer, the insights of his colleagues, and the best advice from hundreds of sources. If you'd like to read more from this book, you can find it o nline at The Guttenberg Project.įor a few tips on the etiquette of toasting, we've got you covered here.įor a list of funny and potentially embarrassing toasts, check out these submitted by the readers of Atlas Obscura.What started out as a communications workshop tailored for undergraduate and graduate students in atmospheric sciences evolved into a book that will benefit scientists at any stage in their careers. To a Good Christmas-may sleighing, gifts, and feasting crowd out all gambling and drunkenness. Nicholas-the only saint Protestants worship To the cold weather without and the warm hearts withinĬhristmas gifts-may they bless the giver not less than the receiver Good-humor and brevity, an outline and a story-what more is needed, unless it be that serene self-confidence which enables a speaker to say even foolish and absurd things, with the assurance that all goes down at a public dinner?Īs for those Christmas toasts, here are a few: Thus gradually and unconsciously he has prepared himself for the part he is to perform. If he is to offer a toast, he examines the list furnished in this volume, finding one perhaps that pleases him, or one is suggested which is better adapted to his purpose than any in the book, and he wonders at the stupidity of the author in omitting it…. In the introduction to Toasts, Pittenger recommends you search the book's pages for the event, create a little plan, and commit a few eloquent lines to memory. A mysterious note tucked inside our book: Was its former owner preparing a toast to Brinkley?
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