Sentence examples for influencing science from inspiring English sources

As to art influencing science, the art historian Erwin Panofsky wrote that the discovery, five centuries ago, of perspective drawing and the drawing of three-dimensional objects to scale was as important to the development of the descriptive sciences before Galileo as the telescope and microscope were afterward.

How successful young scientists will eventually be at influencing science policy depends, in large part, on how hard they're willing to work to do so.

Ann Reid hopes to draw upon her experiences working in a microbiology lab and influencing science policy to bolster the center's efforts to promote science teaching in thousands of school districts across the country.

Meanwhile, VanLeuvan (2004) identified variables such as locus of control, self-concept, socio-economic status, parental involvement, parental expectation, math self-efficacy, and reading self-efficacy as mostly influencing science- and engineering-related career aspirations.

Uganda has a range of institutions influencing science-based health innovation, with varying degrees of success.

On the influence of vested interests: We shouldn't let the lobbies influence science.

Its goal is not to shock, amaze or even entertain, but to inform the people who influence or will someday influence science policy.

A portrait of Pacioli in the Capodi monte Museum in Naples is the consummate image of the mathematician as magus, revealing the magical harmonies of nature; his insistence that proportion is "divine" influenced science for centuries.

Disoriented, as a result of the novel's transformation of our very idea of physical space – a transformation that deeply influenced science fiction writers, and indeed film-makers, who followed Gibson.

The OECD report describes all the main channels through which scientists can influence science policy.

But there's another kind of luck that influences science careers but isn't intrinsic to science.