Sentence examples for most powerful scientific from inspiring English sources
The definition of a supercomputer is simply this: one of the fastest and most powerful scientific computers in the world for its time.
Allow, then, a thought experiment: what if Susan Reynard was given a diagnosis of astrocytoma in 2011 — but this time, we armed her with the most omniscient of lawyers, the most cutting-edge epidemiological information, the most powerful scientific evidence?
Atomic force microscopy (AFM), as one of the most powerful scientific research tools, has broad application prospects in the detection of micro force.
It is the world's most powerful scientific instrument.
The success of scientists and engineers in solving problems and developing new weapons for the military transformed the armed services into the most powerful friends of scientific research and development.
IBM claims that Summit is currently the world's "most powerful and smartest scientific supercomputer" with a peak performance of a whopping 200,000 trillion calculations per second.
While the underdetermination argument is often cited as giving grounds for scepticism about theories of unobservable entities, arguably the most powerful arguments against scientific realism are based on the history of radical theory change in science.
Sittner sold the company long ago, but three decades after it began, Ancestry.com -- the $1.6 billion Internet company that his magazine evolved into -- is poised to become one of the most unlikely, yet powerful, scientific tools in the world.
Breakthrough Listen, in the words of Milner, is the most powerful, comprehensive and intensive scientific search ever undertaken for signs of intelligent life beyond our planet.
The most powerful constitutional power was imperium.
It is widely held that the most powerful argument in favour of scientific realism is the no-miracles argument, according to which the success of science would be miraculous if scientific theories were not at least approximately true descriptions of the world.
