Sentence examples for science problem from inspiring English sources

Launching the season, Nicholas Kenyon, the Barbican's managing director, spoke of the enduring "two cultures of art and science" problem.

"What's nice is that he solves a longstanding planetary science problem, and does it invoking a mechanism known for a long time," Dr. Newman said.

As programming languages became more powerful and abstract, building efficient compilers that create high-quality code in terms of execution speed and storage consumption became an interesting computer science problem in itself.

The thematic areas were: Mathematics Reading Science Problem solving Financial literacy  The three first subjects have consistently featured in Pisa, which allows for easier comparison over time, though this year's report has a particular focus on mathematics.

Mr. Wertheimer, 40, was a graduate student in artificial intelligence at M.I.T. in the early 1990's when he became interested in air-fare searching -- a classic computer science problem.

I miss being grabbed by a science problem so that I could think of nothing else, consumed by it during the day and then through the night, hunched over the kitchen table with my pencil and pad of white paper while the dark world slept, tireless, electrified, working on until daylight and beyond.

According to a recent study, parental involvement is strongly associated with high performance on a standardized test that measures 15-year-olds' reading comprehension as well as math and science problem-solving.

The departure of Pfizer and Novartis were not property problems but science problems.

Indeed, he sees modeling the money markets as fundamentally a science problem--why not attack it with people with scientific training?

Additionally, Nehm and Reilly (2007) achieved success by including discussions on the nature of science, problem-solving, group responses to questions and small group discussions.

These latter efforts have been inhibited by the predominant biomedical and social science problem-oriented research paradigm, emphasizing reductionist approaches to understanding etiologic mechanisms of diseases and risk factors.