Sentence examples for predictable science from inspiring English sources
The first half of the book is good, if predictable, science fiction, with a thin coating of melodrama -- the race to Venus -- wrapped around a core of information about the forbidding planet.
That, in my mind, makes for boring, predictable science, and robs the endeavor of the exploratory potential that I find so appealing".
He's recentely published his first book, The Creative Curve: How to Develop the Right Idea, at the Right Time, which demystifies the concept of creativity into a predictable science that anyone can tap into to achieve their version of success.
Engaging vulnerable community stakeholders in medical research is less of a controlled and predictable science than we might wish.
Menno Prins of Philips, a Dutch multinational with a big medical-technology division, explains that, "like chemistry before it, biology is moving from a world of alchemy and ignorance to becoming a predictable, repeatable science".
It suggests that God could design a few mechanisms at the edge of our present scientific understanding, and these tiny interventions would be enough to ensure that ordinary processes, predictable by science, would do the rest.
This research suggests that educating people about how humans can disrupt the balance of nature and that many of the impacts are well understood and predictable by modern science could help lay the foundation for more constructive discussions about how to address environmental issues.
Bush's fifth principle, predictable and stable science funding, never came to pass.
With a strong and predictable patent system, science-based regulatory systems and appropriate tax policy, our industry can meet this challenge, driving substantial job growth in the United States while providing lifesaving and life-enhancing medicines.
Possible outcomes and alternatives in energy economics are likely to be more predictable than in climate science.
