Sentence examples for from new science from inspiring English sources
Foresight programmes look beyond normal planning timescales to identify potential opportunities from new science and technologies.
That's precisely what Dust Identity, a Boston-based startup, is trying to do, and today it got $2.3 million in seed money led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from New Science Ventures, Angular Ventures and Castle Island Ventures.
In the talk, she ranged from new science to ancient philosophy to the latest fads in social media, to elaborate, explain, and exemplify the radical speed with which First World Christians were experiencing Emergence.
She can play in the shade created by the massive roof covering the courtyard, drink clean water from fresh water coolers and learn from new science books.
The University of Houston-Clear Lake, which is scheduled to become to a four-year university in 2014, had sought support from the Texas Legislature for new science and academic support facilities that administrators hope to open in 2017.
The good news from the new science is that we have misunderstood women's anatomy and pleasure; with better knowledge, we might address the issue of women's unsatisfactory sexual experience.
And some of the biggest have come from the new science of evo devo.
He is also the author of "Age of Opportunity: Lessons from the New Science of Adolescence" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt).
One of the key takeaways from the new science is how woefully ill-equipped people are when it comes to reliably reporting our attitudes, values and behaviours.
With results from this new science in hand, foresters in the coming years may be able to keep fires (whether managed, prescribed or otherwise) from becoming as extreme as they have lately.
The British economist Richard Layard, in his stimulating book "Happiness: Lessons from a New Science," puts that figure at fifteen thousand dollars, and leaves little doubt that being richer does not make people happier.
