Sentence examples for extensive science from inspiring English sources

The center grew out of Dr. Havasy's attempts to find out just how extensive science phobia was.

Most K-12 schools do not have the extensive science collections and resources that would facilitate a better understanding of Earth science.

At a recent conference on U.S.-China relations, he said, "Visa problems for students, researchers, and senior science officials were identified by the Chinese as the biggest problem in our very extensive science and technology relationship".

EMBO takes seriously its duty to ensure that the public has access to the latest molecular biology research, with an extensive Science and Society programme, which includes workshops for teachers.

Writing in 1774, Joseph Priestley, a leading Unitarian and the foremost scientist in Britain, wrote that the Observations "contains a new and most extensive science" and promised that "the study of it … will be like entering upon a new world".

The extensive science on BPA is summarized in my colleague Sarah Janssen's blog here.

The main contributions of modernity are the now extensive sciences of acoustics, stage lighting and air handling, which achieve a little more comfort than Victorian theatres, and arguably better sound, or at least the removal of the anxiety at the design stage that these crucial aspects won't work.

It is what we refer to as the white racial frame, and extensive social science research demonstrates the myriad ways that laws, politics, culture and social relationships are embedded in it.

Atherton is a long-time LLNL employee with extensive laser science experience.

We have synthesized the extensive polymer science literature as it relates to structure, mechanical properties, and chemical resistance of PAEK biomaterials.

The Moral Confusion Argument has been alleged to be at the heart of the public controversy, but this allegation is not supported by the extensive social science research on public attitudes towards modern biotechnology.