Sentence examples for science foresight from inspiring English sources
Four years before the NAO report, around the time of the 2010 general election, a lengthy study from the Government Office for Science, Foresight Land Use Futures, warned that 57% of our best (grade 1) land and 13% of grade 2 occupied flood plains.
Specifically, the conventional disciplines in Rocket Science lacks foresight into the physics of acceleration to include the nature of gravity and inertia, which is foremost needed for the progression of spaceflight.
Expectations about the role of science and foresight in policy-making processes can be quite high: scientists can play a major role by providing data and evidence that identifies challenges, advising on needed policy actions, and probing for innovative solutions.
At this point we may interpret his gesture as an appeal for temporal (with regard to the future) opening up of the scientific realm, for radicalization of the modern rationalization process in an attempt to lift the science-based foresight up to new limits.
To sum up, UK Foresight created a process for original thinking in government and particularly for the application of science based evidence and foresight techniques to policy issues.
Hulme believes that Hamilton "is placing too much weight on the foresight of science to provide his desired revolution, rather than calling for it more honestly and directly through political, psychological or spiritual engagement".
The participative defects are correspondingly acknowledged in foresight processes and science in general [41].
Foresight, the government's science thinktank, has recently produced a report called Drugs Futures 2025, based on the Brain Science and Addiction Project managed by the Office of Science and Technology OSTT).
Hence, it is crucial to clearly distinguish that the classical aims of science cannot be applied directly to foresight.
Rand Cooperation: Using foresight to improve the science-policy relationship, Luxembourg 2006.
Some foresight and a love for science.
