Sentence examples for and science to create from inspiring English sources

As cyber illusionist Marco Tempest, who recently engaged Baxter as his magician's assistant, said in a recent TED Talk: "I combine magic and science to create illusions".

Maybe she can combine her love of art and science to create interactive exhibits about space; or maybe she can combine her love of science and travel to promote conservation of the environment.

Something else is happening in business and engineering schools alike, i.e., they are integrating arts and sciences to create a more well rounded curriculum but also, laying the foundation for the workforce most corporate executives say will be most in demand in the so-called new economy.

The book describes in depressing detail how industries, their scientists, corporate lawyers and large PR firms have "shaped and skewed" science to create doubt about the dangers of chemicals and other toxins industries produce.

"Our main message today is that Estimote is not a beacon company…We're a full stack location intelligence platform and have successively brought together many different products – hardware, cloud software, device SDKs and data science – to create a developer-friendly platform for location intelligence and context".

Rothbard opposed what he considered the overspecialization of the academy and sought to fuse the disciplines of economics, history, ethics, and political science to create a "science of liberty".

The NIMH seeks to use genetics, imaging and cognitive science to create new diagnostic criteria.

Mars stated it would "continue to make major investments in... food safety and plant science, to create resilience across its agricultural supply chains", as well as renewable energy.

Its key product is something called QuantumFilm, which brings together both software technology and material science to create smaller imaging technology that is better at taking high quality pictures in a variety of non-optimal lighting conditions.

"You have to build a business that gives you the lift to accumulate a data set and attract consumers, the science to create insights that are valuable to vendors, and the power to impose restrictions on the companies who consume your data".

To its critics, the agricultural giant is a corporate hybrid of Victor Frankenstein and Ebenezer Scrooge, using science to create foods that threaten the health of both people and the planet, and intellectual-property laws to squeeze every last penny out of the world's poor.