Sentence examples for scientific aim from inspiring English sources

The scientific aim is focused for gravitational wave detection at low frequency.

But there is not only a scientific aim inherent to futures studies.

The main scientific aim of this campaign was to study polar mesosphere summer echoes (PMSE) and mesospheric turbulence.

Its scientific aim is to contribute at early realization of fusion energy, in support to the ITER project and also to future DEMO devices by addressing key engineering and physical issues for advanced plasma operation.

Biography can satisfy the scientific aim of the historian to be objective because an "individual does not face a limitless play of forces in the historical world: he dwells in the sphere of the state, religion, or science in brief, in a distinctive life-system or in a constellation of them.

The European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN),1 established in 2003 through the EU Fifth Framework Programme (FP) project, was given a more permanent character by the foundation of the ENEN Association, a legal nonprofit-making body pursuing an instructive and scientific aim.

But the emotional reasons for the Champion Tree Project may be as valid as the scientific aims.

It is primarily a nature reserve with scientific aims; no lumbering, grazing, flower picking, hunting, or fishing is permitted.

An elongated elliptical orbit will allow MAVEN to dip into Mars's thin upper atmosphere and sniff out answers.Mangalayaan's scientific aims are modest.

Forty years ago, when most clinical research took place in academic settings, the main dangers to research subjects came in service to genuine scientific aims.

But Dr. Marcia Angell, a faculty member and former editor in chief of The New England Journal of Medicine, is among the professors who argue that industry profit motives do not correspond to the scientific aims of academic medicine and that much of the financing needs to be not only disclosed, but banned.