Sentence examples for science and know how from inspiring English sources

We've got it down to a science and know how to unpack and repack our bags with little effort, even though I'm the worst packer ever.

With only 5,600 total employees and 2,400 in the R&D force, Watson says the company gives eight company-wide updates each year to ensure that all employees understand the science behind their products and know how research is progressing.

He'd previously worked in a program teaching children science in rural Australia and knew how activities like making slime could spark their attention.

With the materials, the technology and kind of the science we know, how do you create this wonderful surprise as a final product?

Aren't we entitled, in the name of science, to know how he does it, if the question of why is too dull and unprofitable to explore?

But, over all, the legacy we inherited from the Greeks was that of democracy and science and know-how that explained the world and, in a sense, made us who we are.

There is consensus among science education researchers that most high school science teachers neither know how to teach NOS effectively nor do they pay enough attention to the teaching of NOS (Lederman [2007]).

Science wants to know how.

The brain is constantly integrating information over time, but science does not know how that feat is done.

It's easier to extend the science if you know how it got to the place where it is today".

Lawrence Davis, a professor in the biochemistry department at Kansas State University, sums it up: "To teach science you need to know how science works.