Sentence examples for continuous scientific from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1660, the Royal Society is the world's oldest continuous scientific society.

S.B. supported the project, triggered continuous scientific discussion, provided funding for students and co-edited the manuscript.

The authors are really grateful to Prof. Massimo Delledonne for his continuous scientific support and sharing expertise.

This led him to the field of information-based complexity, which studies optimal algorithms for continuous scientific problems that come up in physical science, biology and finance.

Broader application in practice will require continuous scientific advances to match each patient with the most effective reparative phenotype, while ensuring optimal cell delivery, dosing, and timing of intervention.

In support of the continuous scientific and industrial need for accessible and high-quality thermophysical property data for metals and alloy systems, NIST/TRC is expanding its data archiving and critical evaluation activities to include this area.

The power law behavior observed in the distribution of peak sizes suggests that science progresses through phase transitions [30] with citation avalanches on all scales from small cascades reflecting quasi-continuous scientific progress all the way up to scientific revolutions, which fundamentally change our perception of the world.

In this regard, LOT theorists typically view themselves as engaged in some sort of a proto-science, or at least in some empirical research program continuous with scientific psychology.

The consequence, according to Kuhn, is that attempts to defend continuous, cumulative scientific progress by means of theory reduction or even a correspondence relationship (e.g., a limiting relationship) between a theory and its predecessor must fail.

Moreover, for Fleck meaning change is a continuous feature of scientific development, whereas Kuhn distinguishes normal scientific development that does not change meanings from revolutionary developments that do.

Its efforts led to a continuous flow of scientific discoveries of great benefit to people on Earth.