Sentence examples for sciences to create a from inspiring English sources

We showed how the resulting Earth-Contact Dance could bridge languages that could be misinterpreted as contradictory, such as native traditional belief systems and western earth sciences, to create a new way of looking at volcanic activity and hazard.

Something else is happening in business and engineering schools alike, i.e., they are integrating arts and sciences to create a more well rounded curriculum but also, laying the foundation for the workforce most corporate executives say will be most in demand in the so-called new economy.

BELIZE CITY, Belize — Among conservation biologists, Rachel Graham is sometimes called the aquatic Jane Goodall: She has developed new information about the lives of her research subjects and, like the famous primatologist, she has successfully deployed science to create a constituency for their preservation.

We currently have approximately 460 team members, an exceptional group of scientists and industry professionals who are wholly committed to advancing Moderna's mission:  deliver on the promise of mRNA science to create a new generation of transformative medicines for patients.

"Our main message today is that Estimote is not a beacon company…We're a full stack location intelligence platform and have successively brought together many different products – hardware, cloud software, device SDKs and data science – to create a developer-friendly platform for location intelligence and context".

Rothbard opposed what he considered the overspecialization of the academy and sought to fuse the disciplines of economics, history, ethics, and political science to create a "science of liberty".

So he set out to educate others, especially young people, about black contributions to the sciences and to create a networking resource.

We consulted a professional health sciences librarian to create a search strategy that combined the above journal titles with Medline medical subject headings (MeSH) search terms and keywords for health inequalities, as well as MeSH search terms and keywords for social inequalities (see web appendix for complete search terms).

Each decade uses science fiction to create a future that mirrors the particular fears and obsessions of the day.

Ultimately we pulled together critical insights across a diversity of community members that we then integrated with our independent economic and science analysis to create a plan of action for the community.

This is often the initial response of critics who find such work disturbing, offensive or potentially illegal: how could one play with transgenic science simply to create a new aesthetic artifact?