Sentence examples for by developments in science from inspiring English sources

Det Supt Sukhbir Singh, who led the investigation, described it as dogged traditional policing "supported by developments in science and technology".

Running alongside those inquiries, DCI Clive Driscoll and his superiors had encouraged the forensic team to investigate new angles thrown up by developments in science.

The third tendency was a new interest in nature and a general broadening of human intellectual horizons, spurred by developments in science and by explorations of the globe.

Here is not the place for entering into a discussion of so rich a chapter in the history of ideas; but the changes involved in the relation of poetry and prose are vast, and the number of ways people can describe and view the world are powerfully influenced by developments in science and society.

Oil and gas field extraction strategies built on win win public private partnerships facilitate adaptation to new opportunities created by developments in science, technology and social structures.

Balancing the privacy of participants and research requirements is challenged by developments in science and technology.

It must not be forgotten that it is the environmental impacts of human behavior--impelled by developments in science--that are now seen to have global implications.

New industries, starting with chemicals and pharmaceuticals and later including the aeronautical, space, and computer-related industries, are created by developments in pure science and depend largely on theoretical research.

Confronted by developments in basic science, the landscape of clinical cancer research is rapidly evolving.

A concrete example of painting with light in my art practice is how I created my recent series of Skype portraits, which were made possible by developments in the science of photonics.

The entire field is pushed forward by new developments in science, and the 'customer imagination' is not developed enough to demand new kinds of services.