Sentence examples for chemical knowledge from inspiring English sources

His vast chemical knowledge and high moral standards were a model for the company.

The rate at which chemical knowledge continues to accumulate is remarkable.

He was a strict empiricist and insisted that any new theory be consistent with the sum of chemical knowledge.

In a few months, Chematica will be made available for smartphones and so everyone who is interested will have the collective chemical knowledge literally in his/her palm.

It's not an easy degree, but it will give you a foundation in chemical knowledge and the practical skills to go along with it.

For the past 10 years, Bartosz Grzybowski, a chemist with the Northwestern University, Illinois, has been leading a project to build a network of nearly 250 years of chemical knowledge.

In doing so, our algorithms rank the syntheses not according to some subjective criteria one has learned in his/her chemical education, but according to the objective rules that the machine learned from all the existing chemical knowledge.

This rapid expansion of chemical knowledge soon necessitated classification, for on the classification of chemical knowledge are based not only the systematized literature of chemistry but also the laboratory arts by which chemistry is passed on as a living science from one generation of chemists to another.

Since the late 19th century astronomy has expanded to include astrophysics, the application of physical and chemical knowledge to an understanding of the nature of celestial objects and the physical processes that control their formation, evolution, and emission of radiation.

In Agricola's day, chemical knowledge was almost nonexistent, and there was no proper chemical analysis (other than analysis of ores by the use of fire), so the classification of ores was necessarily crude.

While Germany had sufficient technology to develop rockets of immense power that wrought indiscriminate carnage in England and sufficient engineering and chemical knowledge to murder efficiently six million Jews, it was not scientifically capable of developing an atomic bomb despite access to the needed raw material.