Sentence examples for convergence of life from inspiring English sources
Institute Professor Phillip Sharp, a member of the Koch Institute, discusses the convergence of life sciences and engineering in the battle against cancer.
That "convergence" of life sciences and engineering is key to making progress in the fight against cancer, said Institute Professor Phillip Sharp, a member of the Koch Institute.
"She has a deep background in materials science but is working at the convergence of life science and engineering".
What made Hollywood sit up and take notice, however, was the dramatic convergence of life imitating art imitating life.
At the opening night afterparty this week, at the historic Stonewall Inn, the writer, choreographer and several cast members spoke about the fortuitous convergence of life and art.
The now elderly DVBD workers' accounts are pervaded by memories of anticipated progress and the convergence of life and work in the civic wholes of nation and city; by chagrin about decay; and by nostalgia for lost hopes.
As president, Hockfield strengthened the foundations of MIT's finances and campus planning while advancing Institute-wide programs in sustainable energy and the convergence of the life, physical and engineering sciences.
Pointing to the tremendous opportunities in areas such as energy, and in the convergence of the life sciences and engineering, she said that the challenge is to continue to harness the ideas born here for the benefit of the world.
Such an analogy could become possible by adapting the conditions that open licenses impose and applying these to the convergence of the life sciences and informatics.
Its implication is that the legal focus on DNA as a compositions of matter is situated in the context of the convergence of the life sciences and informatics alongside the introduction of open source models.
Under Dr. Hockfield, M.I.T. has diversified its student body — 45 percent of the class of 2015 are women and 24 percent are underrepresented minorities — and seen a convergence of research in life sciences and research in engineering and the physical sciences.
