Sentence examples for scientific preparation from inspiring English sources
Again, I think the staff at the Fat Duck – where they are obsessed with a clinical, almost scientific preparation of food and are more than aware of these processes – were incredibly unlucky".
This paper presents the actual status of the main design features of the PCDF and addresses the scientific preparation programme.
Through the diversity of the programs funded by All Nations LSAMP, Native American students are provided opportunities for scientific preparation that address both areas of concern.
In Miranda's view, these interactions with mentors, that recognize the value of underrepresented minority communities in producing a competitive scientific work force, provide minority students with scientific preparation that they cannot get elsewhere.
Vieira's background in physical geography was good scientific preparation for polar research, Ramos says: "Gonçalo is a very enthusiastic young researcher, and he... integrat[ed] very well [with] our scientific group".
A loan program in which scientific preparation was a required component would help redress the present deficit in "triple-threat" policy-makers: people who combine deep knowledge of a region, appropriate political experience, and sound scientific training.
In some ways, scientific training is poor preparation for a career as a science writer.
The predominant view among EMBO's young investigators was that preparation to become a laboratory manager was largely neglected in scientific training.
Experts in government, industry and science agree, however, that these three broad trends will shape the coming decades in space: NASA has embarked on a program to return to the Moon by 2020, not just for what some critics call "flags and footprints," but also for a lasting presence with scientific research and preparation for expeditions to asteroids and, eventually, Mars.
Almost exactly a decade ago, when Jonny Wilkinson kicked his famous drop goal to win the 2003 rugby World Cup against the Australians on their home turf, it was a vindication not only of the fly-half's nerve, but also, apparently, of the scientific approach to preparation that had got him there.
