Sentence examples for defense sciences from inspiring English sources

"As weapons, such organisms represent a serious potential biological threat," said Stephen S. Morse, program manager in Darpa's defense sciences office.

The idea for the competition came from the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan a year ago, said Gill Pratt, a program manager in Darpa's defense sciences office.

After spending more than 2 decades as a program manager in the defense sciences office, Coblenz was moved to a support office in 2014 in what he says was a not-so-subtle effect to push him out the door.

He fed information about his work to the Daily Express, and after the war he joined the newspaper as defense, science, and medical editor.

He was there because he was the director of the defense science office at Darpa and was seeking a way to save soldiers bleeding out on the battlefield.

The Bush tax plan, coupled with big increases in education, defense, science research and a few other areas, in the context of an overall 4percentt growth rate, translates into significant cuts in many programs.

Modern China's founder, Mao Zedong, established a national defense science committee in 1958 to drive development of atomic weapons.

The committee will strengthen management of defense science and technology, promote indigenous innovation in national defense, and coordinate integrated development of military and civilian technologies, the spokesperson says.

Operating six research centers across Canada and offering collaborative opportunities with other government agencies, academia, and industry, the Department of Defence's DRDC provides Canadian Forces with leading edge defense science and technology.

Kim is quoted as saying the test "serves as another striking demonstration of the validity of the Party policy of prioritizing defense science and technology and the rapidly developing defense capability of the country and as a decisive turn in bolstering the fighting capacity of the Korean People's Army".

Many articles, published primarily in toxicology journals, are termed "product defense" science articles and are frequently sponsored by asbestos interests such as the defendants in personal injury asbestos litigation in the United States (Axelson et al. 2003; Michaels 2008).