Sentence examples for scientific research programme from inspiring English sources
Horizon 2020, a seven-year European scientific research programme, which Israel was invited to join, is the first test of new EU guidelines reflecting a growing willingness in Europe to take action against settlements.
But by supporting this ambitious scientific research programme, we hope to better understand how to encourage and cultivate the imaginative capacities of individuals and society to increase human potential and flourishing".
A DH scientific research programme backs these initiatives.
Japan's fleet hunts whales each year as part of what it says is a scientific research programme.
Australia will argue that Tokyo's scientific research programme - under which it kills whales - is commercial whaling in disguise.
Tokyo says the hunt is part of a scientific research programme and that it is obliged by the whaling treaty to sell meat by-products.
According to Seti senior astronomer Seth Shostak, the facility needs about $2m-$2m-$3mear to function and to keep the scientific research programmes going.
In the days after the rescue, many scientists criticised the AAE and its leaders for the impact they had had on the scientific research programmes of the nations that had gone to help them.
Developing Thomas Kuhn's notion of a "paradigm" (1970) and some hints from Popper, Lakatos also developed a view of the global theory structure of whole theoretical enterprises, which he called "scientific research programmes".
The more sophisticated "methodology of scientific research programmes" developed by Lakatos either contains ungrounded value-judgements about what constitutes good science, or is reasonable only because it is epistemological anarchism in disguise.
We will briefly sketch some novel types of scientific claims (and even scientific research programmes) that could quite naturally follow from the recognition of the ontological classes described above: processually equivalent entities, processually versatile entities, and stabilized entities.
