Sentence examples for deliver science from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, there is a need to reward environmental scientists who deliver science to solve environmental problems, whether local or global.

Triana carries two instruments, EPIC, which will deliver Science products such as total precipitable water, cloud height, aerosol index, total ozone, and a global visible cloud field image, and NISTAR, which obtains precise radiometry integrated over the entire sunlit disk.

Joanna Russ, a writer who four decades ago helped deliver science fiction into the hands of the most alien creatures the genre had yet seen — women — died on April 29 in Tucson.

The CSIRO said the changes to education programs were "part of an overall refresh of CSIRO's education and outreach branding" and that it would continue to deliver science events and activities aimed at young people in each of its nine education centres around the country.

We are going to need to have that too if our scientists are going to deliver science we need for the future of this country".

Under the current arrangements the funding paid to schools in England to deliver science A-levels is 12% higher than for other subjects.

Darin Nei is a senior consultant with Hogan Assessment's Global Alliances team where he works closely with international consulting partners to deliver science-based solutions and ensure assessment quality across a variety of cultures and languages.

It is also important to recommend that the science and technology communities should develop multistakeholder partnerships along with the private sector, civil society, and media, and deliver science-based solutions and provide implementation-based technology complete with user friendly tools and methods.

I hope that I can count on their support in future for larger projects in delivering science to the community.

Southall, who now runs "an international company that delivers science to support conservation management and environmentally-responsible business decisions" and chaired the scientific panel, issued the report earlier this year and saw it picked up by environmentalists keen to blame an oil company for killing whales.

Current approaches to delivering science in nursing programs should be reviewed in light of this evidence in order to prepare graduates to practice in a complex environment that requires flexible application of a diverse repertoire of knowledge and skills.