Sentence examples for scientific milestones from inspiring English sources

The changing of the world is expressed in more ways than scientific milestones or industrial statistics.

Correction: November 18 , 2003 Tuesday A picture in Science Times last Tuesday with a chart showing scientific milestones of the last 25 years was published in error.

His written account of the experiment in 1671 is among the oldest in a collection of scientific milestones described in Letters to the Royal Society, which are made public today to celebrate the 350th anniversary of Britain's academy of science.

Here are seven stories that give a good snapshot of the political, economic and scientific milestones that changed the way we view – and the way we deal with – global warming.

Dr. Hilton explored the arts in the context of historical events and scientific milestones and, for close to four decades, offered related lectures and seminars at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and at many other national and international venues.

Funding is also often dependent on the company hitting stringent financial and scientific milestones.

THE sequencing of the 3 billion letters of the human genome was a scientific milestone.

Not surprisingly, the detection has been hailed as a scientific milestone and made headlines round the world.

The Gates Foundation called the trial "an important scientific milestone" for demonstrating that developing a vaccine against a parasite is possible.

Market analysts said investors were cashing in on gains, anticipating that it might be a while before the genomics companies turned a profit on the scientific milestone.

This month, however, the world is likely to reach a scientific milestone that appears impressively scary even to those with only a cursory knowledge of climate science.