Sentence examples for scientific aspirations from inspiring English sources
Like most serious birders, Winn does have scientific aspirations.
These scientific aspirations of evolutionary biology sometimes sit uncomfortably with its historical dimension.
During their courtship, Lydgate talks to Rosamond of his scientific aspirations.
Scientific aspirations, integrity and practices are crucial for challenging this authority.
This is something girls internalise early on, affecting not just their scientific aspirations, but also their exam results.
The second great wave, commencing with expeditions to measure the transits of Venus in 1761 and 1769, had scientific aspirations.
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Similarly, there is a need to minimise the demarcation of boundaries in scientific competence or aspirations.
Cold War politics and American dollars, Krige argues, combined with the aspirations of scientific communities on both sides of the Atlantic to produce a scientific order consonant with American ideals and foreign policy objectives.
With its aspirations to scientific accuracy and its modest outer-space locales, "Moon" bears the obvious influences of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey".
Hegel himself, perhaps, had less sympathy with scientific than with historical aspirations; this is not to say, however, that he was ill-informed about contemporary science.
