Sentence examples for both science and technology from inspiring English sources

Interfacial charge transfer is a fundamental issue in both science and technology of the batteries.

On the surface the poetic mind of the age seemed hostile to both science and technology.

In terms of complexity (in both science and technology), there is more than one order of magnitude of difference between fusion and fission.

His first cabinet-level assignments were in 2006, when he took on the portfolios for both science and technology and ocean development (the latter soon renamed earth sciences).

One thing both science and technology communities share is an assumed neutrality combined with the mythos that career progression is egalitarian and meritocratic.

Both science and technology developed rapidly as a direct result, leading some to call the 19th century the age of electricity.

The objective of the summer institute is to train students and teacher-mentors in using both science and engineering skills and technology to research water quality in their local watershed.

Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he is the most cited engineer in history, and was awarded the prestigious US medals of both Science and of Technology and Innovation.

Nuclear Fusion distills and combines these disparate subjects to create a concise and coherent foundation to both fusion science and technology.

Controlled preparation of nanostructures with desired shapes plays a key role in both nanomaterials science and technology.

When the subattributes are considered, China is substantially ahead of other countries in terms of both incorporating science and technology into decision making and in investment in science and technology.