Sentence examples for direction science from inspiring English sources

Other recent work from Südhof and others also points in this direction (Science, 13 July).

Some rotators see it as an opportunity to have a greater impact on the direction science takes; others see it as a break from faculty careers that have come to seem monotonous.

The diagram can continue to flow in the right direction, science to public health to policy, but maintaining this direction requires work, which can be accomplished by recognizing interconnectedness and using the political system to improve public health through good science.

The direction of science towards humanitarian ends is particularly demonstrated in health science, but the underlying purpose of knowledge for (here social) development is the same.

Those visions shape the pace and direction of science, and drive the 'competition race' that characterizes today's science.

"My mother was very Communist and theatre-oriented, and my father went the other direction into science.

One of the many frightening aspects of life under Joseph Stalin was the central direction of science by the Communist party.

But there seems to be an element of faith in any prophecies about the future direction of science.

However, the Budget did include a few tantalising hints about the future direction of science and technology policy in the UK.

It followed the announcement earlier this month by Lawrence M. Small, the secretary of the Smithsonian, of a "new strategic direction for science" that is expected to curtail and consolidate programs at the world's largest museum and research complex.

At the news conference, Mr. Small, the first nonacademic to head the Smithsonian -- his background is as a business executive -- also announced that the board today approved what he called "a new strategic direction for science".