Sentence examples for maiden research from inspiring English sources

Much of the social sciences research also tends to be "hand maiden" research focused on the implementation of biomedical solutions.

Programmatic evaluation is important, but it is also likely to constitute "hand maiden" research designed to support (and never challenge) the curative activities of biomedical research.

The children a young boy and girl, and a female archaeologists call the Llullaillaco Maiden, whom new research estimates to have been 13 years old were part of an Incan sacrificial ritual known as capacocha, in which children were killed or left to die from exposure at the peaks of high mountains.

Captain Jack Harkness is policing time and space in a research boat called the Ice Maiden, complete with a crew of trigger-happy hotties and a wry AI.

Now, when I discovered it is tradition to speak bout the history of your constituency in a maiden speech, I decided to do some research despite the fact I've lived there all my life.

"I wanted to gauge the public's interest before I spent a lot of time or money on the project," Mr. Maiden said, so a few months into his research, in 1998, he sent his idea to Newsweek magazine.

► In Science, Dennis Normile wrote about the impact of the sinking of the Taiwanese research vessel Ocean Research V,  "less than 2 years after its maiden scientific cruise," on Taiwanese science, calling it "a severe setback for Taiwanese oceanography and related fields".

The fair maiden of myth appears to have a basis in scientific reality, according to new research.

Until 1949 she published under her maiden name of Crowfoot until she was persuaded to use her married name for research on the chemistry of penicillin.

As a scholar of Gothic fiction I research tales about vampires, ghosts and doppelgangers, and incestuous maniacs pursuing maidens down underground passages.

The Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson plunged in £250,000 early on, while about £7m came from EU and UK research grants.