Sentence examples for science statistics and from inspiring English sources

Behind the deceptively brash, bruising exterior Allardyce is an intelligent, innovative manager who has helped pioneer the use of, among many other things, sports science, statistics and psychology.

Both muster science, statistics and a judicious smattering of personal experience to present, with no small fanfare, completely, utterly, diametrically opposite advice.

At the University of Edinburgh, four of the 18 new postgraduate offerings are related to data science, statistics and operational research.

Most of the research is in physics, mathematics, computer science, statistics and the quantitative parts of biology and finance, said Dr. Ginsparg, a professor of physics and information science at Cornell.

These academic start-ups typically marry professors and graduate students from computer science, statistics and applied mathematics with those from other departments including biology, medicine, economics and even journalism.

Rather than define himself on the conservative-liberal political continuum, Mr. Tufte, a professor emeritus of political science, statistics and computer science at Yale, said that he longed for cause-and-effect reasoning to take hold in Washington.

This team encompassed a broad range of individuals with backgrounds in epidemiology, mathematics, computer science, statistics, engineering and medicine with significant and constant influence from many public health collaborators.

We expect this trend to continue, at the borderline of computer science, statistics, machine learning, and possibly other fields such as communication and social sciences or medicine.

Members of the Professional Team represent the fields of actuarial science, computer science, meteorology, statistics and wind and structural engineering.

The Kaggle community of data scientists comprises thousands of PhDs from quantitative fields such as computer science, statistics, econometrics, maths and physics.

This week, Piscataway High School, also in New Jersey, will bring back "Sneak Peak" courses in A.P. calculus, computer science, statistics, physics, chemistry, biology and history for the second year.