Sentence examples for clash research from inspiring English sources

The CLASH research project EVK3-CT-2001-00058 was funded by the EU to provide "Crest Level Assessment of coastal Structures by full scale monitoring, neural network prediction and Hazard analysis on permissible wave overtopping".

"These feelings clash with much research on bilingualism, which shows instead that when there are differences between monolingual and bilingual children, these are almost invariably in favour of blinguals," Dr Sorace said.

The main themes of the exhibition include reaffirming the gentle nature of the monster as written by Mary Shelley, rather than the horrific murderer depicted in the American film; addressing the history of humans altering nature since the novel was published in 1818; and the clash of scientific research and ethical cultures.

Still, marijuana's position as a Schedule 1 drug means that states' pot programs and research clash against federal law.

She is alarmed by what happens when research clashes with doctrine.

It clashed with earlier research that found exchange-rate volatility reduced trade only marginally.

The challenges the Smithsonian faces are emblematic of the cultural clash facing museums and research centers across America.

The challenges the Smithsonian faces are emblematic of the cultural clash facing museums and research centers around the country.

In other words, the current clash over stem cell research is less a conflict of science and faith than of faith and faith.

Mr. Clare and his opponent in the election had clashed over stem cell research, each issuing campaign material stating his position: "100 percent Pro-Life," declared a brochure for Mr. Clare with an image of a mother nuzzling an infant.

Now, the two schools of thought are clashing again, over new research showing that occupants of Border Cave in southern Africa, who were ancestors of the San Bushmen hunter-gatherers in the area today, were already engaged in relatively modern behavior at least 44,000 years ago, twice as long ago as previously thought.