Sentence examples for sciences applied from inspiring English sources

The university has faculties of philosophy and letters, law, sciences, applied sciences, medicine, economics, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, agriculture, and psychology and education.

In brief, the CNT-AgNP thin film strip with silver paste (Silver Conductive Paint, 503, Electron Microscopy Sciences) applied on both ends was clamped into a dynamic mechanical analyzer (DMA) (Q800, TA instruments).

LoadBDSM extends the capabilities of BDSM to support the emergence of "embryo-formatics" defined here as the data, information and knowledge from genomic sciences applied to, or derived from, an embryological context.

In the late 1960s and 1970s, the rise of unions (Beaumont and Leopold 1985), the spread of the behavioral sciences applied to personnel management in academic research, and the passage of diverse government employment laws helped again legitimize the power of HR managers in the US (Dobbin and Sutton 1998).

The Health call for the Seventh Framework Programme has three pillars, covering basic sciences, applied (clinical) research and public health/health systems.

The great scientific and technological breakthrough in the field of experimental sciences applied to medicine and health sciences is being responsible for the process of dehumanization.

In the evaluation of one's own theology or others, the same criteria of intelligence in the sciences apply also.

Cocaine?' That is real science applied to a forensics problem.

He told Hegghammer, "This is political science applied to jihad".

Present-day Queen's University has faculties of arts and science, applied science, education, law, and medicine.

It has faculties of arts, science, applied sciences, graduate studies, business administration, education, and continuing studies and a school for the contemporary arts.