Sentence examples for introduce new science from inspiring English sources

"Every time we introduce new science into the courtroom, there's an overconfidence by jurors in the science, as if that's the objective truth," notes Nita A. Farahany, a law professor at Duke University.

For example, in the publishing houses I have examined, junior editors are mainly responsible for publishing books that introduce new science and technology.

Science can introduce new management techniques and methods for enhancing sustainability performance of ports while practitioners provide expert knowledge, which would otherwise be inaccessible to scientists.

In 1799, 58 gentlemen including Sir Joseph Banks, Count Rumford and Henry Cavendish invested 50 guineas each (a very substantial sum) to establish an institution that would introduce new technologies, diffuse knowledge and apply science to the "common purposes of life".

Planck himself stated as late as 1913 in his recommendation for admitting Einstein to the Prussian Academy of Sciences "the fact that he [Einstein] may occasionally have missed the mark in his speculations, as, for example, with his hypothesis of light quanta, ought not to be held too much against him, for it is impossible to introduce new ideas, even in the exact sciences, without taking risks".

It's not the tasks of the politics to introduce new ideas, that's task and goal of science".

Handpuppets introduce new subjects.

So why introduce new technology?

"And bam we'll introduce new products.

Introduce new fish gradually.

Introduce new pieces into your space gradually.