Sentence examples for of research science from inspiring English sources
But Pete Hodgson, minister of research, science and technology, conceded that it would be extremely difficult to keep the bees from those plants.
No wonder, as the author observes, that "today, a new scientific paper is published every 30 minutes, and the vast majority of these papers have very little impact beyond the industry of research science". Science is not an efficient process.
"Once deployed to an ATM, Ploutus-D makes it possible for a money mule to obtain thousands of dollars in minutes," wrote Daniel Regalado, manager of research science for FireEye last year.
No wonder, as the author observes, that "today, a new scientific paper is published every 30 minutes, and the vast majority of these papers have very little impact beyond the industry of research science".
DR. DOUGLAS DUNCAN, a research scientist in the department of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Chicago who inaugurated the new movement when he was hired as astronomy director at the Adler in 1992, said there are other obstacles to incorporating the hyperactive world of research science into the down-to-earth administration of planetariums.
He continues to be a regular presence in the halls of Congress and the executive offices where he champions the cause of research, science, higher education and innovative partnerships among universities, government and industry.
But your career success--in or out of research science--will be strongly influenced by the nontechnical skills that you have mastered, especially when you advance to the point at which you are managing a laboratory.
In other parts of his research, science intersects psychology and marketing.
The entire enterprise of research in science and social science is predicated on the idea of systematically creating new knowledge.
A link between brain structure and intelligence has long been a topic of research for science.
Mike Childs,head of research and science at Friends of the Earth, said the negotiations had "been done in secret, with no transparency".
