Sentence examples for sciences the time from inspiring English sources

In some innovative industries such as life sciences, the time between testing and marketing is so long and uncertain that it affects the financial viability of the project.

In traffic science the time aspects, including durations and speeds, are also considered to describe the kinematics of an isolated moving body on an infrastructure, and the interactions between moving bodies, in particular the laws of congestion.

Musical metaphor has played a crucial role as midwife in the physical sciences from the time of Pythagoras.

Leo Cao, who was completing a doctorate in information sciences at the time of the crash, said he had been partly overwhelmed by the medical needs of his brother.

"The science at the time was the science that caused them to publish brochures telling people to use hands-free devices," he said.

Against traditional metaphysics, philosophy of science should limit itself to what the science of the time allows but not dogmatically so.

Mrs. Whitman has said that the science at the time supported her statement.

Their insight, known as the ionic hypothesis, solved one of the leading questions in brain science at the time.

Infantile paralysis (polio), a viral condition affecting the spinal cord that baffled medical science at the time, was diagnosed.

Of the cluster of genes that together determine H.L.A. type, science, at the time, could look at only three.

"People think that if you're married to a scientist you talk about science all the time," Dr. Bargmann says.