The views of serious sceptics are invaluable, because science thrives on criticism, even if scientists do not.
For those who can't get enough of this flap, go to the invaluable Skeptical Science Web site, where Dana Nuccitelli has further deconstructed Mr. Rawls's argument.
Other attributes invaluable in science policy are organization, management of multiple projects, the ability to facilitate a meeting toward an objective, achievement of consensus in verbal communications and written text, and ability to work with individuals from different perspectives and backgrounds.
The VLA has been invaluable to the science so far.
He continues to be an invaluable demystifier of science's anthropomorphic biases and historical prejudices.
The preeminent inventor who has a crater on the moon named after him and element number 101 - radioactive Mendeleviumm - will long be remembered for his invaluable contribution to science.
It tells a rich and unsettling story that begins with the woman of the title (played in flashbacks by Renée Elise Goldsberry), who died of cancer in 1951 but not before unwittingly making an invaluable contribution to science: cancer cells that reproduced outside the body.
He says Wiesel is a widely respected scientist who gained invaluable experience in science administration during his years at Rockefeller: "He is a remarkable man.
This sweeping narrative enriches our understanding of how the rocks beneath our feet became invaluable resources for science, technology, and industry.
When the moment came, Russian scientists reassured the public that Laika had been comfortable, if stressed, for much of her flight, that she had died painlessly, and that she had made invaluable contributions to space science.
