Sentence examples for exploratory science from inspiring English sources

The book exposes the dangers of promotion--oversimplification, misuse, and misunderstanding--that can plague exploratory science.

Certainly at least one columnist in this paper regularly insists that the money we spend on exploratory science is a frivolous waste, when we could be spending it on prisons, medicine, art or practically anything else I presume.

"What is truly important about this kind of approach is that it creates the hope you need to go from exploratory science to making the world a better place".

She taught astrophysics at Wellesley College, contributed to university physics instruction at UNH and UMD, contributed to public education in science through projects at The Christa McAuliffe Planetarium at Concord NH, participated in family science days at her son's elementary school, and encouraged exploratory science learning and teaching through many other avenues.

Universities need to deliver more multidisciplinary, exploratory science education.

I have no problem with true exploratory science.

Fast food chains have, by virtue of their scale, a capacity for exploratory food science that independent restaurants cannot typically compete with.

During an exploratory season of science fiction, I checked Aldous Huxley out of the library, despite his hideous racial theories.

And while the display is divided into spaces like an Exploratory Art and Science Area and a Practice Play Area (for infants), many elements will overlap.

First launched in London in 2011, and existing under a broader umbrella of art- and science-infused exploratory events by a collective called Guerilla Science, the Intergalactic Travel Bureau is comprised of a team of scientists, event planners and science communicators.

One pitfall for firms looking to mine research in the academic world is the cultural divide between academic scientists who are doing exploratory work (called "basic science," although it's far from introductory!) and those who are focusing on research of a more applied nature.