Sentence examples for scientific driving from inspiring English sources

"You can call it scientific management if you want to," a woman shouted, "but I call it scientific driving".

"Due to the popularity of this genus as novelty pets, and recurring cases of scientific descriptions driving herpetofauna to near-extinction by commercial collectors, we do not disclose the collecting localities of these restricted-range species in this publication," the paper said.

In close cooperation, the Institute of Joining and Welding and the Institute for Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering of Technische Universität Braunschweig in Germany developed a method by adhesive bonding of all required components for a scientific pile driving monitoring, which was successfully used during the installation of three large-scale monopiles.

They had secured permission to make scientific measurements, driving stainless steel cylinders a couple of feet into the sand to gauge the number of sand crabs and other tiny creatures living in it before oil washes ashore — if any does.

We have written earlier that the future of genomics seems now to be constrained by no more than the extent of creativity of the scientific community driving the science forward (Scherer 2012).

Dr. Hirsch said scientific studies of driving that he has reviewed, including a 1972 study of driving and air pollution near Los Angeles, proved that nasty smells can lead to hostility, bad driving and more accidents.

It marches a host of arguments around the stage: it shows faith pitted against observation, looks at the danger of market forces driving scientific experiment and touches on the social responsibilities of scientists.

Sci-Fi is here: Making the impossible possibleCross-disciplinary approaches and visionary entrepreneurs are driving scientific breakthroughs that could change not just our lives and work but our bodies and intelligence.

Clark thinks he may be interested in a career working in the organic side of food production: another course participant, Peter Chaloner, 16, says his interest in science – he's about to start on four A-levels including biology – means he's more interested in how developments in scientific research are driving farming practices.

Unification remained a driving scientific ideal.

This chapter discusses the revolutionary changes in technology and methodology driving scientific and engineering communities to embrace Grid technologies.