Sentence examples for sciences feeling from inspiring English sources
Manfred Philipp, a chemistry professor at Lehman College and a former faculty senate president, sees Pathways as the latest step by the university to wage what he calls "a frontal attack on science education," with "the laboratory rich natural sciences" feeling the brunt of the attack.
There is an anti-technological, anti-science feeling in the West.
While this one might leave science teachers feeling more than a little crabby.
But with some of its fiercest allies gone, like the late Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, advocates for federal science are feeling particularly vulnerable.
Items in this block ask students to report gains in engaging in real-world science research, feeling part of a scientific community, and feeling responsible for a project.
In their bones, physicists feel it is the long-lost Higgs boson, but in science, feelings take second place to data.
Nevertheless, I have always been torn between sciences and languages, feeling the rift between the two cultures going right through me somewhere in the middle.
"I can't wait to see every art gallery," she said, "and to go to my science meetings without feeling guilty.
He also majored in astronomy as an undergraduate, and about nine years ago, feeling science-deprived, he joined a multinational research endeavor called the Archimedes Project, based at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin.
Even American basic science funding is feeling the effects of the global economic decline.
Science Mike: Stop feeling guilty about it.
