Sentence examples for scientific dimensions from inspiring English sources

This is because of its peculiar economic, political and scientific dimensions.

Over the past decade, advisory bodies have had to navigate a number of crises with scientific dimensions.

The involvement of the trust's director, in the response to the Guardian, is recognition that the energy section of its £18bn portfolio has important social and scientific dimensions, in addition to finance.

The concept of ontological hierarchies in space, time and scientific dimensions is presented using illustrative examples.

We focus here on their articulations of social and ethical, as well as scientific, dimensions in the contingent classification of 'spare' embryos, entailing uncertainty, fluidity and naturalisation in classifying work.

The four main areas of evaluation are (1) policy relevance, (2) the temporal resolution and scope, (3) the degree to which spatial and socio-institutional scales and heterogeneity are addressed and (4) the level of integration in the assessment of scientific dimensions and of the multiple functions of agriculture.

What is the role then - is it to advise on anything that has a scientific dimension?

The scientific dimension of the Observations is in part methodical and in part substantive.

The cultural, moral dimension of Needham's account has been developed by Cheng-ying Cheng and John Berthrong while the scientific dimension has been examined by Yung Sik Kim.

The scientific dimension of Isotype work was established by the empirical status of its source sciences (Neurath, M. 1974, 136); testing was hardly strict or systematic.

It presents the pedagogical and scientific dimension of a seminar-workshop that has been conceived in order to accomplish the aforementioned objective.