For an industry that's built on science, the technology world sure has its share of myths.
For a region struggling to rebound from decades of decline, those microscopic specks — and the technology that allows scientists to analyze in an hour what used to take a year — symbolize the hope for an economy built on science rather than steel.
That model, managed by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado, is built on science and code continually developed by U.S. academics and DOE scientists and is partially funded by DOE.
Arguing against the task force's recommended freeze on spending on the $1.3 billion Next-Generation Supercomputer, two dozen leading computer scientists issued a statement calling the project "of life and death significance to the future of Japan as a nation built on science and technology".
Built on science and stimulus-response, measuring specific motivations and drives related to workplace behavior in particular.
He set out to develop a theory of motivation and behaviour control built on science rather than Freud's psychic energy model.
Students use their intuitive knowledge to learn about scientific subject matter e. Students argue with each other to attain consensually agreed knowledge on representative examples of scientific subject matter Exchange F. To build on attitudes toward science G.
A complementary and alternative conceptual approach towards injury control known as systems thinking that builds on socioecological science, both methodologically and analytically, is readily available and fast developing in other research areas.
Most scientists, she says, believe that good science is built on the science of the past, which is assumed to be good science because it has passed peer review and is supported by consensus.
Mr. Patteson, who had been a local school board member, heard about an opening at the nearby West High School to teach science, and decided to build on his science and math background to become a teacher.
