Sentence examples for scientific openings from inspiring English sources

Scientific openings call for particular kinds of scientists...molecular biologists, say, typically with a subspecialty specified; often an extraordinary amount of specialization is required.

Speaking at a scientific conference opening in Moscow, Mr. Putin did not commit Russia to any timetable for adopting the treaty, known as the Kyoto Protocol, as many international leaders and environmentalists had hoped he would.

The Temple itself is a temporary zone erected over the long weekend to host "new spiritual and scientific modalities, heart-opening wisdom, whimsical teachings for the Aquarian Age, group ceremonies and life changing rituals, deep healing, potent unveiling of ancient technologies and breakthroughs in next-level consciousness".

Technological or scientific knowledge should provide openings into some intriguing career possibilities for vets who investigate carefully and choose wisely.

PaperC could be a real gamechanger: Students don't depend on their library opening hours and scientific books publishers make more money via PaperC than what they get from copyright collection societies for photocopies.

But also because when the staff is more diverse, it usually results in an improved quality of education and research, with the opening of new scientific horizons and enlargement of scientific networks.

Many scientific companies do not publicize their openings for postdocs, they identify candidates by professional referrals.

True, the opening blinds you with scientific terminology rather than emotion or chat.

This is just one opening volley in a scientific revolution Sangari hopes to achieve in public education.

"If evidence for water is found in these environments, then they have a high potential of supporting terrestrial-like life," according to his team's eye-opening conclusions in the scientific journal.

He works to balance the scientific disciplines represented on his staff, so openings will usually be in a particular disciplinary area.