Sentence examples for interconnectedness of science from inspiring English sources

But neglecting NIH at the same time is failing to grasp the interconnectedness of science".

Taking a step back, the issue is recognizing the importance of these institutions and the interconnectedness within science.

But considering the strong interconnectedness of energy systems and society, social sciences are rather under-represented in contemporary energy research [53].

Meanwhile, Bodley Head promises that Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs: The Astounding Interconnectedness of the Universe by Lisa Randall (January) is "the most thrilling, genre-busting science book you'll ever read".

"Humboldt may not be well known today but he remains very much of our time: his work tackled many of today's big issues like climate change and biodiversity loss and the interconnectedness of nature," said Brian Cox, the Royal Society's professor for public engagement in science.

In the words of English architect Charles Fowler, "The arts provide a more comprehensive and insightful education because they invite students to explore the emotional, intuitive, and irrational aspects of life that science is hard pressed to explain...The arts humanize the curriculum while affirming the interconnectedness of all forms of knowing.

How can your students observe the interconnectedness of life?

The interconnectedness of voids in conglomerates contributes to their permeability.

He also demonstrates the intricate interconnectedness of the arts.

They embodied the interconnectedness of Ivoirian and French fortunes.

The ineradicable interconnectedness of things simply eludes them.