Sentence examples for make the scientific from inspiring English sources
Over time, they say, enough big data could even make the scientific method obsolete.
Make the scientific products of ICES more accessible to the public.
The mouse may thus possess a sufficient number of building blocks to make the scientific investigation of the fundamentals of minimal consciousness of relevant interest.
Hunched around a table at a vodka bar in Hamburg, Jørn Hurum, a palaeontologist, was about to make the scientific gamble of his life.
The first — "Darwin's Black Box" (1996), which purported to make the scientific case for "intelligent design" — was enlivened by a spark of conviction, however misguided.
The book is his attempt to make the scientific background of big history accessible to those without a science background, specifically historians and other humanists, through personal stories.
Ignatius even makes the scientific information on quantum computers comprehensible to the lay reader.
The end of theory: The data deluge makes the scientific method obsolete.
Each time a scientist gets too far ahead of the curve it makes the scientific community deeply uncomfortable.
But Hansen is most valuable when he's making the scientific case that's become all but impossible to argue against.
To the Editor: Your superbly written article about the life and work of the climate scientist Charles David Keeling makes the scientific issues regarding climate change crystal-clear.
