Sentence examples for applying new science from inspiring English sources

Every team now has a full-time trainer (big league teams have three) looking after players and applying new science.

By understanding how sites linked to each other, Google applied new science to find a solution within the problem itself.

In times of economic austerity it will be essential to rapidly apply new science, technologies and approaches to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of HIV programmes in countries.

With support from donor Douglas Spreng, they are applying new materials science to the task of heat management in nuclear reactors, and making significant practical advances in reactor performance and economics.

Clinical research is an exciting, fast-paced career that is perfect for those who are interested in applying new basic science and technology discoveries to human health and treatment of disease.

His testimony drew on an article he wrote about applying new research to improve science education that appears next week in Issues in Science and Technology, a quarterly publication of the U.S. National Academies.

By applying new technology to good science the results of orthodontic treatment will continue to improve.

He's also been applying new methods of teaching science based on the research of Nobel laureate Carl Weiman.

Collaboration between mathematical scientists and epidemiologists in developing and applying new phylogenetic methods is likely to take both epidemiology and mathematical science in new and fruitful directions.

The beverage giant Dr Pepper Snapple Group (one of many companies actively applying this new science) has a net worth in excess of $11 billion.

She is founder of The Possibility Project and the Global Possibility Network (GPN), brand new initiatives to apply new understandings in psychology, science, and healing to create massive global change quickly and gracefully.