Sentence examples for scientific boundaries from inspiring English sources

Despite the well-defined scientific boundaries of Modeling, Control, Production and Logistics complex domain of research, the present paper aims to extend by a cross-domain subject to be solved within "Environment to Health" extended "enterprise" the semantic deep meaning of enterprise is concerned with the new idea for e-business oriented collaborative network.

Francesco Monticone, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, will help push the scientific boundaries of topological systems – and help imagine new metamaterials with exotic properties, such as the ability to bend light and other electromagnetic waves – with a three-year, $450,000 Young Investigator Award from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

So the niche is at the scientific boundaries where mediating skills are needed.

"This open campus offers a lot of opportunities to cross traditional scientific boundaries and do interdisciplinary work".

The Panel on Scientific Boundaries for Review will meet to discuss and review comments from the scientific community by November of this year.

The new working group, called the Panel on Scientific Boundaries for Review, is chaired by Bruce Alberts, president of the National Academy of Sciences.

Setting such a planetary guard rail is critical, even though our scientific planetary boundary for climate change is set at 1.5C, showing that even 2C – a political "boundary" – is a risky threshold for humanity.

But setting aside for a moment what may be insurmountable scientific and ethical boundaries, what about the legal issues at stake?

Interorganizational collaboration efforts cross governments, scientific disciplines, geographic boundaries, and communities, and build on the strengths of various stakeholders working together (i.e., businesses, governments, NGOs, communities) to plan and implement interventions and responses.

For all the scientific discoveries and boundaries broken, our time on this planet--the history, and future, of the human experiment--is the greatest of all.

They can therefore promote shared understandings and joined-up approaches to complex challenges that cross traditional scientific and policy boundaries.