Sentence examples for previously science from inspiring English sources

Mining asteroids is technically possible, but it's not going to happen by itself; it needs innovators like ourselves to create the reality from what was previously science fiction.

Ominously, Congress acquiesced to NASA's request for authority to help pay the bills with dollars from the previously separate science account.

Has previously taught science, maths, geography and French State school teachers I know are teaching 23 lessons out of 25 possible periods a week – so they have two lessons in which to do all their marking, all their planning.

Increasingly, EAP actuated mechanisms are being engineered that were previously considered science fiction.

The company previously told Science it will likely start seeking approval to market the vaccine later this year or early in 2015.

Previously called Science without Borders, the 3-year-old 3-year-old 3-year-oldo ginitiativeisn students the best possible educational opportunities.

The Senate today began finalizing a 2003 spending plan that would shave at least 1.6% off previously proposed science budgets in order to meet White House wishes.

Some of this data has been reported previously at science meetings and in Nasa press conferences, but the formal write-up gives an opportunity for the wider research community to examine the detail.

As more data came in, the agency reassessed the threat, and in 2000 it gauged that the cancer risks for the most exposed people were 10-fold higher than it previously thought (Science, 16 June 2000, p. 1941).

Countries would still become member partners in IODP; a single scientific advisory structure would still council on the best use of drilling platforms to achieve the previously formulated science plan for 2013 and beyond; and a shared management structure would remain at its core.

A second major concern is that the study uses a synthetic construct rather than a real biological system to examine a phenomenon very similar to what the Gore group has previously reported (Science, 2011).