Sentence examples for open to science from inspiring English sources

They took drugs partying and are open to science as opposed to having polished stones placed on their backs".

The University of Salford has just added an MSc in wildlife conservation to its roster of courses, which is said to be recruiting well above target, as well as an MA in wildlife documentary production, which is open to science students and graduates with a degree in media, particularly film and video production.

Unlike Baduy Dalam that rejects outside influences, Baduy Dalam are more and more open to science and development of technology.

Government should built ECE facilities, not in the villages if it not possible, but nearby villages which still reachable by villagers — that had open pattern society which more open to science and technology development.

With schemes of this sort, it is to be hoped that scientific journalism of one kind or another will soon become an established career option in Spain, thus broadening the spectrum of career opportunities open to science graduates and, hopefully, improving the general public's appreciation of scientific issues.

Throughout our chat, she reiterates how she's open to science and the idea that she's wrong.

The course was open to both science and non--science majors enrolled in the college's honors program or to students with academic backgrounds similar to the honors students who expressed interest in taking the course.

For journalists, open access to science needs to be complemented by open access to scientists.

The prize's administrator Tom Hunter has thrown open the question of what comes next in an open letter to science fiction fans this week, and asking for their views on its future.

Now the five professors who headed the subject panels that prioritized all the projects have written an open letter to science minister Paul Drayson registering their "dismay" at the outcome.

Some parks might be open only to science pursuits, while others might be a purely aesthetic designation to preserve Mars' natural environment.