Sentence examples for scientific destination from inspiring English sources

The current Astronaut Corps has a lot of doors still left to kick down, including returning to the moon, visiting an asteroid and visiting the ultimate scientific destination: Mars.

To raise the funds, Lady Greenfield sold off the institution's entire £15m property portfolio, also in Mayfair, with the aim of enabling it to work as a self-sufficient scientific destination.

But if like me you think the asteroids are a great scientific destination and – given the current financial squeeze – a way of sending astronauts further than has ever been managed before, now would be a good time to sign up for Hasta La Vista, Vesta.

Every country and culture has its pros and cons, and I would say that the Netherlands, although not always living up to expectations, is still a decent scientific destination.

China, after all, is not one of the traditional scientific destinations, and young scientists are often concerned about language barriers, cultural differences, and poor facilities.

Today, we understand this pseudo-scientific destination point as "advertising revenue".

The Web site of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt says that "based on scientific research, Destination Reading is a powerful early literacy and adolescent literacy program," but it fails to mention that it was one of the products the Department of Education found in 2009 not to have statistically significant effects on test scores.

The variance in scientific performance at the destination level has declined by 78% after addition of the educational system characteristics and the cross-level interactions in model 3.

Other activities will include promoting RTP as a desirable scientific, research, and business destination in an effort to lure more environmental health science organizations to the area, as well as supporting the convergence of government, academia, and nonprofit interests to generate an attractive economic environment for business growth for private companies.

LADEE, which will not actually land on the moon's surface but hover 20km above it, will spend 100 days making scientific observations after reaching its destination in two months' time.

Table S3: Cross-classified regression of educational system characteristics of countries of origin and destination on the scientific literacy of migrant pupils, not controlled for the average performance of natives in the countries of destination; Nd = 16, No = 35, Ni = 9.279.