Sentence examples for scientific components from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we describe this new DSSAT CSM design as well as approaches used to model the primary scientific components (soil, crop, weather, and management).

RASC's purpose is to reduce the administrative burdens on faculty so that they may concentrate more intently on the technical or scientific components of their proposals, thereby increasing the chances of successful funding.

Recently, the company built a consumer lab equipped with a gas chromatograph and a gene-sequencing machine, so that the Joy Makers could begin to pick apart the scientific components of flavor and figure out how best to appeal to a public whose idea of "strawberry" is influenced by strawberry syrup and red Popsicles.

The devastating impacts of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami highlighted the need for an effective end-to-end tsunami early warning system in the region that connects the scientific components of warning with preparedness of institutions and communities to respond to an emergency.

The normative and scientific components of the analysis are in tension.

Thousands of articles and hundreds of books address the philosophical, political, social, and scientific components of the evolution/creationism/ID debate.

Eventually, in a novel that has a strong scientific component, Seth begins conducting research into the EOA-23 gene.

"Primer" also attracted the Alfred P. Sloan Prize, for films that have a scientific component to their plots; the $20,000 prize was nearly triple the "Primer" budget.

There is a scientific component to medicine, larger than that in economics, but medical studies themselves indicate how much our health depends on other factors, especially psychological ones, and how much is still unknown.

The scientific work that will be done by the TAWE will be a very fitting way to celebrate the centenary of the Scott expedition, which included a strong scientific component that inspired Scott expedition members Wilson, Bowers and Cherry-Garrard to undertake 'the worst journey in the world,' also a midwinter trip, to try to obtain some Emperor penguin eggs.

He went on: "The scientific component of the expedition has been named White Mars with good reason; Mars researchers have been using Antarctica as a research site for many years, as earth's polar deserts are the best analog to the surface of Mars that we have on this planet.