Sentence examples for science for new from inspiring English sources

The targets are representative of important lunar terrains and geologic processes and thus will also provide a broad introduction to lunar science for new investigators.

Just as technology feeds on fundamental science for new practical innovations, so physics appropriates the techniques and instrumentation of modern technology for advancing itself.

And in the late 1990's, his interest in mining basic science for new techniques of medical practice led him into the expanding field of pharmacogenetics, the study of the way genes can influence a person's response to drugs.

This study examines the complete timelines of translational science for new cardiovascular therapeutics from the initiation of basic research leading to identification of new drug targets through clinical development and US Food and Drug Administration FDAapprovalval of new molecular entities (NMEs) based on this research.

I think we will see key shifts around R&D productivity, the regulatory science for new innovation and market pressures, in terms of what buyers are willing to pay for.

The commitment to careful observation and description of phenomena as the starting point of science, and then the success at explaining and accounting for observed phenomena through the method of induction, naturally leads to the development of new sciences for new domains in the Enlightenment.

The great French philosopher-statesman Alexis de Tocqueville once called for "a new political science for a new world".

This chapter contributes to social science research for new "best practice" in participatory planning of water systems by means of two case studies on river-restoration projects in Switzerland.

But only in the name of science – for a new study of how slang expressions spread on Twitter could offer insights into a more general question in linguistics: how language changes and evolves.

Ultimately, a deal was struck, and they licensed his science for a new consumer product, Black Flag Roach Ender, which came with the snazzy registered tagline: "Birth control for roaches".

Later he worked as European correspondent for Science, news editor for New Scientist and chief news and features editor with Nature, before moving to California in 2005 to become New Scientist's San Francisco bureau chief.