Ergonomics is a broad science encompassing the wide variety of working conditions that can affect worker comfort and health, including factors such as lighting, noise, temperature, vibration, workstation design, tool design, machine design, etc.
First, against a broad science, technology, and society (STS) studies background, it provides a brief description of state-of-the-art of STS studies in Ibero-America (that is, Latin America plus Spain and Portugal), as well as a reflection on some difficulties and recent initiatives linked to the promotion of such studies in the region.
This definition requires food engineering to have a broader science base which includes biophysical, biochemical and health sciences, in addition to engineering sciences.
The European Union supports the project as part of a broader Science in Society program that aims to enhance the success of Europe's scientific workforce.
This metaphor is part of a broader science narrative that shifts connectivity from a descriptive ecological concept to one imbued with normative claims about the inherent value of collaboration and large intact landscapes.
As such, FASR will address an extremely broad science program, including the nature and evolution of coronal magnetic fields, the physics of flares, drivers of space weather, and the quiet Sun.
The molecular organization of collagen is an extremely broad science and we will limit our discussions to aspects relevant to understanding the interaction of polymeric dental materials with collagen molecules.
The consensus of a number of writers, from a broad social science background, is that face includes a socially formed self-image that is essential to the dynamics of an individual's relations with others irrespective of their cultural background or national context.
A broad social science literature challenges the perceived objectivity of indicators and suggests that, once an indicator is defined, then both value and validity rapidly becomes undermined because human ingenuity finds new ways of manipulating and controlling the data which constitute the indicator (Davis et al. 2012; Espeland and Sauder 2007; Espeland and Stevens 2014; Merry 2011).
Work conducted within this field is applied and multi-disciplinary, with a broad social science base, is problem focused and seeks, ultimately, to strengthen policy-making (Parsons 1995).
– The matter of attribution, as raised in the second to last paragraph, is a much broader science that merely determining the change in probability due to greenhouse-gas forcing….which is an inherently difficult and uncertain undertaking.
