Sentence examples for science market from inspiring English sources

Yet the mere existence of the database raises questions about the fundamental relationship between citizens and the state – and the opening up of the forensic science market to competition between private providers raises more about whether it's appropriate for the private sector to have any kind of a role in law enforcement.

The next generation Accelerator Mass Spectrometer system specifically designed to address the needs of the growing pharmaceutical science market has passed validation testing.

The Company operates in four segments: the Electronics market segment, the Materials Science market segment, the Life Sciences market segment and the Service and Components market segment.

Table 3 Ethanol and methanol concentration in the analyzed local fermented food products Food vendor Location Sample name Methanol(%vol) Ethanol (%vol) Emmanuel chop bar Science market, UCC Banku extract – 0.0297   Science market, UCC Ga Kenkey extract – 0.007   Market entrance, UCC Hausa koko extract – 0.0141   Amamoma Fante kenkey extract – 0.139.

Under the influence of an ever changing science market, the DryLab development team had to consider not just scientific improvements, but also new technological achievements, such as the introduction of Windows 1.0 and 3.1, and later Windows NT and 2000.

The selected local food products (Banku, Ga kenkey, Fante kenkey and Hausa koko) were purchased from the University of Cape Coast, UCC (science market) in the central region of Ghana.

Amazing advances in affluence, opportunity, health and life expectancy since the Enlightenment have been brought on the tide of three great modern forces: science, markets and bureaucracy.

The name of the competition stood for the five fields in which de Rothschild hoped to solicit entries: science, marketing, art and industrial design, research, and technology.

This approach is ontologically founded in business science, marketing and axiology, but exploits rigorous conceptual modelling as a way of working known from computer science.

To properly sample users for studying behavioral trends is important for scientists (especially in social science, cognitive and behavioral science, marketing, etc).

Companies that serve life science markets, like Agilent and Sigma-Aldrich, have developed close working relations with universities in order to introduce themselves to, and select, future employees.