Sentence examples for scientific contests from inspiring English sources

The movement is fueled by a new "lean startup" culture replete with scientific contests, co working opportunities, rent-a-bench incubators, and a slew of eager professionals lawyers, investors, advisers, consultants willing to donate time or defer payment.

Scientific Contest The time of Amundsen and Scott was the heroic age of Antarctic exploration.

1. To mention only two of these intermediate positions: van Fraassen (1980) accepts a realist semantics for scientific statements but contests that science is aiming at true theories.

A core finding of their research is that "citizens experience scientific debates as contests between warring cultural factions" (see www.culturalcognition.net/browse-papers/fixing-the-communications-failure.html).html

Sceptics have been highly active ahead of Friday's report in contesting scientific claims.

He clearly values the ideal of disinterested policy analysis, but understands (much better than the young Croly did) that democracy cannot be reduced to an antiseptic contest among "scientific" policy prescriptions.

Rather than last year's dance-off between grad students, postdocs, and professors, this year's contest pitted scientific fields against one another, a dancing battle royal among physics, chemistry, biology, and the social sciences.

Crossgenre comparison of articles written for specialist professions, such as the sciences, and their popular equivalents show how language is used in the construction and contesting of scientific 'knowledge' within a discipline, and to negotiate the meanings of scientific 'facts' in the public sphere.

Though the drinks and food industry still hotly contests it, a scientific consensus is now emerging that fatal problems can be traced back to excessive sugar consumption.

But perhaps the main reason that Schreiber students excel in a contest that rewards scientific research is that 15 years ago it started a program to teach students how to perform sophisticated research -- not just traditional biology or chemistry courses, but the techniques and approaches used by scientists.

This marks the 26th year of the contest that celebrates scientific studies that "make you laugh, and then think".