Sentence examples for powerhouse science from inspiring English sources

The car was on loan to the Echuca National Holden Motor Museum from 1992 to 2005 and was also exhibited at the Powerhouse science and design museum in Sydney during that period.

Collaboration across the continent has made Europe a powerhouse for science.

New York State, long a powerhouse in science fairs, had 18 finalists this week, but only two students made the top 10.

A Northern Science Powerhouse?

In 2006, a 15-year-plan announced that China would become a "science powerhouse" by 2020.

As for Mr. Snowden's technological needs, the government has ambitions to make Ecuador a technology and science powerhouse.

When he visited, Mr. Jaye learned that New Jersey's vocational schools have evolved from their woodshop roots into powerhouse math and science magnets that rival the elite schools like Stuyvesant and routinely send graduates to the Ivy League.

Take the "Crick of the north" (a term coined by the chancellor to express his desire for a science powerhouse to rival London's £700m Francis Crick Institute) – £200m for this has primarily gone to Manchester which, as has been noted, is close to George Osborne's own constituency.

Steve Kay and Peter Schultz aim to focus basic science powerhouse on translational medicine.

Freeman also tried to reassure investors that "the U.K. is still today the life science powerhouse that it was 10 days ago".

They blamed the public's perception of the United States as a dwindling science powerhouse on a lack of long-term thinking by lawmakers tasked with funding national science endeavors.