Sentence examples for scientific administration from inspiring English sources
With great skill, Flowers sought, and brought, balance to the highest levels of scientific administration and debate.
Use of information and communication technology in government first expanded during the 1950s and '60s, the heyday of ideas of scientific administration.
The Progressive movement of the early twentieth century, with its enthusiasm for "scientific" administration and the emerging field of business management, influenced the approach of Theodore Roosevelt as well as Woodrow Wilson.
Eccentricity clearly has to be worked at.That Mr Watson's last big contribution to scientific administration was as the first head of the American arm of the Human Genome Project has a poetic symmetry to it.
I have had three changes of direction in my career so far, from laboratory bench to scientific administration to epidemiology.
She also became increasingly involved in scientific administration, attaining her pioneering appointment as director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS) in 1974.
Inside, the 60-foot-high central gallery, called the Canyon, is flanked by two wings, one for scientific research and administration, and the other for nine thematic galleries.
However, there is no scientific evidence that administration of these or any other hormones mitigates, much less reverses, any of the biological changes of aging.
"Contemporary notions of truth, scientific expertise, public administration, experimental evidence and progress are all legacies of the seventeenth century," Davies writes.
Despite the pace of his life teaching, travel, administration, scientific study, and honours Romer remained a relaxed, affable man, with a quiet wit and charm, always in demand as a lecturer.
The Secretary may only identify such covered injuries, for purpose of inclusion on the table, where the Secretary determines, based on compelling, reliable, valid, medical and scientific evidence that administration or use of the covered countermeasure directly caused such covered injury.
