Sentence examples for scientific force from inspiring English sources

He was still alive when his school began to lose ground as a scientific force in the world.

He reconfigured the image of the natural sciences in a way that altered everything from art history to Marxist philosophy, whose pretensions to scientific force he ended.

With almost half of the nation's scientific force due to retire over the next decade, senior-level niches will steadily open.

"China is a grossly underestimated scientific force," says chief scientific officer Mads Krogsgaard, pointing to China's current world ranking as fourth in publications output (according to National Science Foundation Science and Engineering Indicators 2008).

A lively, well-researched account of the social and scientific forces that brought midlife America to its current state.

Is there any better gift we could hand to the rising scientific forces in China and India than the compromising of our future scientific achievements in this manner?

Sadly, it takes a cluster of casualties to alert the world that humans are once more under attack and that we need to marshal our scientific forces.

Instead, she's delivered a lively, well-researched chronicle of the social and scientific forces that brought midlife America to its current befuddled state — better off by most measures than any previous generation, but miserably out of fashion.

Cohen, a New York Times reporter, presents a lively, well-researched account of the social and scientific forces that have brought "middle age" — a concept that's both a symbol of power and influence and a metaphor for decline — to its current state in America.

Certainly the more rigid the regulatory authority conferred on an agency has much to do with its ability to survive changes in the social, economic, commercial and scientific forces that shape its environment.

Together, these scientific forces encouraged separation of the academic physician/caregiver from the patient's bedside and from daily clinical problems.