Sentence examples for lift science from inspiring English sources

Many nations also refer to the role of STEM education as one that fosters "broad-based scientific literacy," with a key objective in their school programs being "science for all" in efforts to lift science education in the elementary, middle, and secondary school curricula (Marginson et al., 2013, p. 70).

She writes warmly of their imparted wisdom: "Although, they explained carefully, there were face-lifts, eye-lifts, neck-lifts and boob-lifts, science had yet to discover the cure for that Great Disintegrator of marriages, the sun-damaged chest".

ESA launched the quartet of identical spacecraft last summer, 4 years after the original set of satellites was lost in an explosion seconds after lift-off (Science, 28 June 1996, p. 1866).

At this point we may interpret his gesture as an appeal for temporal (with regard to the future) opening up of the scientific realm, for radicalization of the modern rationalization process in an attempt to lift the science-based foresight up to new limits.

Before the word "computer" referred to a machine, it was a job description used for people, often women, who ran the numbers and did the heavy mathematical lifting serious science required.

For a genre built around the idea that anything is possible, where the veils of realism and human relations are allowed to be lifted, most science fiction books read like super-inflated soap operas played out during a war on a space station.

"They felt Tian would lift China and science.

In the sticky circumstances of marital dissolution, he wrote, science "lifts me impersonally, and without railing and wailing, from the vale of tears into peaceful spheres".

But in theory, the rising tide of medical science lifts all boats (fingers crossed on that one).

At her previous school Erin lifted her students' science scores from 15% below the state average to well above the average.

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