"Science of Flexibility," by Michael J. Alter, explained how the pelvic regions of women are shaped in a way that permits an unusually large range of motion and joint play.
The shorter programs were criticized for compromising basic science, reducing flexibility in the curriculum and pushing students to make career choices too early.
Computer science offers flexibility to permit the modern machines to address and handle the complexity of human, social and generic needs.
Gray enjoys his science and the flexibility it offers, he says, but "family to me is probably the most important".
This approach provides building science researchers the flexibility to modify, maintain and share their modeling work efficiently.
While doing his PhD, Smith discovered that one of the biggest bonuses of doing science is the flexibility to organise your own time, and returning to medicine was frustrating in this regard.
The neoadjuvant, or preoperative, approach is increasingly popular because of several advantages over traditional adjuvant trials in terms of size, speed, capacity for embedded correlative science, and design flexibility.
First, we found that variation in ranch structure, management goals, and decision making across California's ranching operations aligns with the call from sustainability science to maintain flexibility at multiple scales to support the suite of economic and ecological services they can provide.
You should not be naïve though--science does require flexibility, and personal and professional ethics may have to be separated.
The goals of a regulatory system should be and often are flexibility, science-based rigor, stakeholder-responsiveness, nationally and internationally coordinated, and risk proportional.
