Sentence examples for scientific segment from inspiring English sources

The Engineering and Other Scientific segment provides technical consulting in the areas of engineering and technology development.

Hosted by teen actress Mayim Bialik ("Blossom"), the special salutes natural wonders with music, fun scientific segments, and even the "World's Largest Greeting Card," created by scores of children from around the country.

The Medical and Scientific Imaging segment offers products and software for medical applications and digital imaging.

An outcry from watchers ensued, many of whom pointed out a complete lack of scientific basis for the segment and accused the site of fear-mongering.

Furthermore, it must be well written and of interest to a considerable segment of scientific community.

If ecological engineering seeks wide adoption it must develop and strengthen its relationships with other scientific disciplines and other segments of society.

The report (NRC 2012) discusses many new measurement and detection tools and mathematical modeling systems, and notes that the eco-exposome opens new paths to encourage the continued development of innovative tools to address the spectrum of scientific questions facing many segments of public and environmental health.

Improvements in analytical techniques have expanded our understanding of metabolomics and developments in computational tools have made metabolomics data accessible to a broad segment of the scientific community.

Boston Scientific's (NYSE BSX Rhythm Managementnt & Neuro segment accounts for around 30% of the company's value, according to our estimates.

And although the corporate R&D experiences I had during summers as an undergrad were great, I want to influence things and people on a much larger scale than an academic department, a research area in a corporation, or a particular segment of the scientific community.

The growing importance of the postdoc phase obligates universities and federal agencies to do a better job of nurturing this important but historically invisible segment of the scientific community and monitoring the quality of the training provided, concludes the report in tomorrow's Science (p. 1533).