Sentence examples for scientific maturity from inspiring English sources

From the components that make up our discipline, process engineering has in the last several decades attained a high degree of scientific maturity.

However, for a clear view of the role of the MCFC in tomorrow's energy systems it makes more sense to distinguish between "scientific maturity" and "technical maturity".

The book provides many guidelines about the rules that hold for personal interactions between professionals, and how the transitions between the different levels of scientific maturity and career stages can be managed.

Early-career researchers will need to time their application well, relative to their scientific maturity: ERC grants have become so competitive that if you don't reach a certain quality threshold in 1 year's call, you will be barred from applying the following 1 or 2 years.

Indeed, Wright et al. (1998) contended that oral exams reflect the scientific maturity of the student and that written exams measure a student's command of the subject matter.

The obvious merits of scientific maturity notwithstanding, we all seem to be poorer for this decline of published discussion, and it is our fond hope that Biology Direct will help to revive it.

Especially the Maturity, Scientific promise and Global R&D activity factors related to the Radical Technological Solutions of the RTI concern the past and recent facts related to the technologies.

By the age of eight, he was an avid believer in extraterrestrial life; by 16, he was keeping notebooks filled with scientific musings of a maturity well beyond his years, his genius for writing already evident.

Martin du Gard first attracted attention with Jean Barois (1913), which traced the development of an intellectual torn between the Roman Catholic faith of his childhood and the scientific materialism of his maturity; it also described the full impact of the Dreyfus affair on French minds.

Although the "generations" of nuclear systems are at different degrees of maturity, the scientific, technological and industrial gaps are quite well identified and assessed so that it is possible to describe a detailed roadmap of their development, including R&D needs.

Dr. Inamori's personal philosophy embodies the idea of "pursuing what is right for humankind" and emphasizes "the future of humanity can be assured only through the balance of scientific progress and spiritual maturity".