Sentence examples for held science from inspiring English sources

The Titan Corporation, which makes irradiation equipment used by the Postal Service to kill anthrax, agreed to buy the closely held Science and Engineering Associates Inc. for about $72 million in stock to gain its security products and military customers.

In March 2012, for instance, as part of a settlement, the publicly held Science Applications International Corporation, the primary contractor on New York's scandal-ridden CityTime payroll project, forfeited about $500 million in connection with its role in a fraud and kickback scheme.

"I think that actually held science back," said Stewart.

Since 2000 Intel has held science fairs in China that have drawn 5 million entries from Chinese high school students.

While science was developing in the direction of professional specialization and alongside the rise of materialism, Maxwell held on to conservative intellectual outlook, but one that included a rich scientific life and held science as part of a rich intellectual, cultural and material life.

A significant difference (p <.05) was discovered in the mean difference in the numbers of students' pre- and post-instruction misconceptions between students' whose teachers held non-science bachelor degrees (M = 1.50, SD = 3.71) and those students whose teachers held science education bachelor degrees (M =.08, SD = 3.04).

During the summer the Peabody holds science camps.

There is no reason, say the exasperated men of reason, to hold science back provided you proceed with care.

But science diplomacy programmes also draw on a long tradition that holds science and scientists as uniquely qualified to spread American ideals.

It calls for the country to quickly double the number of minority students who hold science degrees — to 160,000 from about 80,000.

The P.T.O. at her school holds Science and Discovery Night, bringing in local scientists (many of them parents who work at pharmaceutical companies) to do hands-on science projects.