Sentence examples for science practice from inspiring English sources

Ethan Goffman is associate editor of Sustainability: Science, Practice, & Policy.

Rory is vice chairman, an attractively vague job title which has allowed him to co-found Ogilvychange, a behavioural science practice.

As a result of the economic crisis, the pharmaceutical industry has consolidated in recent years, which has led to many layoffs — but that trend may benefit central New Jersey's biotechnology cluster, said James J. Medenbach, a senior vice president and member of the life science practice group at the commercial brokerage Jones Lang LaSalle.

One prominent argument for intentional realism cites cognitive science practice.

With its large number of patients, the company is building out its data science practice.

Externalist content-involving computationalists typically cite cognitive science practice as a motivating factor.

But there is nothing theoretical about the science practiced at Illycaffe.

And the National Academy of Sciences, in a draft report, has found that forensic evidence, like fingerprinting and firearms identification, was often based on poor science practices.

Against the floundering in Florida, it's nice to be reminded that right from the beginning, American politics has been an inexact science practiced by imperfect folks.

But the Greek term from which the word music is derived was a generic one, referring to any art or science practiced under the aegis of the Muses.

Table 2 Comparison of science and engineering practices Science practices Engineering practices Begins with a question about a phenomenon.