Sentence examples for creation of a science from inspiring English sources

HOW is this creation of a science fiction writer coming true?

These include the creation of a science venture capital fund with 10percentt of the science budget, run by scientists who have succeeded in high-risk, high-payoff research and venture capitalists who know how to recognize, support and evaluate ambitious but risky proposals.

The city has become a founding National Science City with the creation of a science park near the University of York.

As one respondent – whose involvement with the British Science Association over several decades had led to many developments, including the creation of a science communication award – remarked: "It is really too much to expect that one should keep a detailed account of all such activity and would indeed be inhibiting of such activity".

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal response, participation in class and group discussions, and thoughtful creation of a science-based question and answer brochure.

He says his misgivings about psychoanalysis are directed less at Freud than at those who have reduced his creation to a "science of sensible passions," a therapeutic form of conformism.

The plan includes a prize for science communication and the possible creation of a European science news agency.

Do you favor the creation of a European Research Council ( Science, 3 May 2002, p. 826) to boost basic science?

The report recommends that proposals for the creation of a separate science and technology committee be put before the House of Commons as soon as possible.

It should be mentioned in passing that it shows that the exclusion of psychology does not at all have the meaning usually given to it: Comte had never refused to study man's higher functions, be they intellectual or moral, but for him this belongs to biology (the classification is sometimes also referred to as the 'cerebral table'), and so does not require the creation of a new science (1830 (45)).

Thus, Obama's creation of a behavioral science team within the White House could really give a boost to cross pollination between academics and policymakers that could result in public policy that would encourage healthier, more fulfilling lives.