Sentence examples for science sharing from inspiring English sources

Last month, Dr. Kahneman, a professor at Princeton, was awarded the Nobel in economics science, sharing the prize with Vernon L. Smith of George Mason University.

Another contributor in this session, Edison Liu (President of the Human Genome Organisation and Executive Director of the Genome Institute of Singapore), provided some possible solutions, highlighting that as microbiology, through genetic high-throughput technologies, is becoming an information science, sharing databases of information will become easier.

In turn, this paper argues, first, that the distinct purposive identities provided by Galle and Kroes are appropriate, but quite compatible with design and science sharing a common core cognitive process.

The global scale of this effort requires that we reconsider the factors that both facilitate and impede global science sharing and research applications, including language barriers, working cultures, and the wider societal context.

Big Science shared many characteristics of other industrial and government enterprises.

In 1979, Dr. Abdus Salam, a physicist from Pakistan, and Dr. Sheldon L. Glashow, a classmate of Dr. Weinberg at the Bronx High School of Science, shared the Nobel Prize for the work.

Galle and Kroes (this journal 2014) have critiqued a recent paper by Farrell and Hooker (this journal 2012) that argued that design and science shared a common core problem-solving (cognitive) process.

Our data revealed that religiosity and trust in science shared some variance, suggesting that while there was overlap between these constructs, they are measuring unique variables that should likely be considered both independently and collectively when assessing evolution.

All historical sciences share a problem: As they probe farther back in time, they become more reliant on fragmentary and indirect evidence.

Is it true that the natural sciences share a common method that marks them out from other critical and constructive pursuits?

Unified science, in the philosophy of logical positivism, a doctrine holding that all sciences share the same language, laws, and method or at least one or two of these features.