Sentence examples for scientific push from inspiring English sources
The Tiangong-1 or "Heavenly Palace" lab was described as a "potent political symbol" of China's growing power when it was launched in 2011 as part of an ambitious scientific push to turn China into a space superpower.
In addition, scientists have become more proactive when it comes to squashing scientific inaccuracies pushed by skeptic groups.
They are the following: First: "The studied, scientific approach pushed by Anatoli Tarasov, the father of Soviet hockey, took a nation of non-hockey players in the late 1940s and turned the Soviet Union into Canada's chief rival for world hockey supremacy by the 1960s, an astonishing accomplishment.
As the scientific community pushes towards malaria elimination, the question of which Plasmodium species have non-human hosts that could serve as a reservoir for continual infections becomes a critical one.
The statistics already move mountains but the scientific evidence will push the argument further.
They debate the 10th dimension and the meaning of the universe on a spiritual and scientific basis, and push their books.
The findings, to be reported Thursday in the scientific review Nature, push back the dawn of dentistry by 4,000 years to around 7000 B.C.
Particle Politics Beyond the scientific intrigue, the push to dig deeper into the structure of matter and space comes with a heavy dose of politics as well.
But that has done little to quell outrage at the decision of the UN's cultural and scientific body to push ahead with the award.UNESCO was first offered the $3m prize in 2008.
The importance of ecosystem services modeling is widely recognized in the scientific and policy push to understand ecosystem services and use information about them in decision making (Burkhard 2012).
Behavior especially other people's is very hard to change, but calling out these types of comments and situations could immediately create better working environments and ultimately might even help push scientific culture to be more inclusive. .
